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Strategic security planning enhances campus safety by addressing evolving threats, fostering preparedness, and building resilient environments for learning and healing. healthcare security, school safety

How Strategic Security Planning Strengthens Healthcare and School Campuses

Strategic security planning enhances campus safety by addressing evolving threats, fostering preparedness, and building resilient environments for learning and healing.

Baptist Health has installed advanced weapons detection systems in the emergency rooms of its Louisville and La Grange facilities to enhance safety and security for patients, visitors, and staff. Baptist Health Louisville, Baptist Health La Grange, Brian Sallee

Baptist Health Implements Weapons Detection Systems in Emergency Rooms

Reed College faces backlash after its security director shared an alumnus' private information with police without a warrant, leading to the former student’s arrest. Gary Granger, Robert Jacob Hoopes, Katie Rempe, Audrey Bilger

Reed College Under Fire After Security Director Shares Alumnus’ Information Leading to Arrest

North Carolina's HB 193 will allow private schools to authorize teachers, staff, and volunteers to carry concealed handguns on school grounds under strict training and approval requirements. Josh Stein

North Carolina’s HB 193 Allows Concealed Handguns on Private School Grounds

Which States Let Teachers Carry Guns in School?

Which States Let Teachers Carry Guns in School?

Latest Posts

Spotlight on Campus Safety Director of the Year Finalist Paul Cross

Check out some of this Director of the Year finalist’s top accomplishments, as well as a photo gallery of him and his department.

Awards

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17 Essential Steps to Prepare Your Campus for a Large-Scale Public Event

A Certified Public Manager and retired police lieutenant identifies 17 things campuses must do before hosting a large-scale event to ensure safety for all.

News

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Historic UMass Amherst Chapel Made ADA Compliant by Boston Architecture Firm

The historic chapel, originally built in 1884, was closed to the public for nearly 20 years due to code and access deficiencies.

Press Releases

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How Campus Security Officers Should Respond to Active Assailants

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Using Campus Security Cameras for Effective Emergency Response

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The Stop Campus Hazing Act: Key Implementation Trends That Could Impact Clery Act Compliance

Boost Campus Security After-Hours with Real-Time Mobile Access

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Security Officer Response Roles When an Active Assailant Comes to Campus

Sudden Cardiac Arrests Happen More Often Than You Think on Campus. Are You Prepared to Respond?

Is Your Campus Prepared for a Cardiac Emergency?

Transform Your School's Emergency Preparedness with Enhanced Safety Drills

Transform Your School’s Emergency Preparedness with Enhanced Safety Drills

Secure Your Campus in the Cloud: A Guide to Modern Video Security

Secure Your Campus in the Cloud: A Guide to Modern Video Security

Upgrading College Campus Security During Summer Break

Transform Your Campus Security This Summer

Understanding Benefits of PoC Systems for School Security

Understanding the Benefits of PoC Systems for School Security

2025 Campus Safety Conference Delivers In-Depth Training, Networking, Product Demos and More

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Want Someone to Calm Down? Don’t Say These 3 Things

Some of the achievements of this year’s Directors of the Year include obtaining officer pay increases, restructuring their departments, and emphasizing community policing. Jennifer Griffin, Temple University, Adam Reid, Montgomery College, Brandon Ingram, Covenant Health

Griffin, Ingram and Reid Named 2025 Campus Safety Directors of the Year

Most school security lapses involve human failures and not equipment failures. The other AI -- Active involvement by teachers, staff and the community -- can help to overcome these challenges.

The Other AI: ‘Active Involvement’ by Humans Is Critical in School Security

2025 Campus Safety Conference Resource Center

Strategy & Planning Series

Strategy & Planning Series

Strategy & Planning Series

Strategy & Planning Series

Strategy & Planning Series