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Laney College Athletic Director

Oakland: Laney College Athletic Director Critically Dies in Campus Shooting

The incident is the second shooting at an Oakland school in two days.

By implementing appropriate security measures, threat assessment protocols, and compliance-driven policies, healthcare organizations can promote safer environments that lead to greater patient satisfaction, reduce medical errors, and improve staff retention. OSHA, Joint Commission

How Proactive Security Management Improves Clinical Outcomes

skyline high school

Oakland Unified: 1 Student Hurt in Skyline High School Shooting

WakeMed police officer Roger Smith was fatally shot at WakeMed Garner Healthplex during an altercation with a patient on Saturday. North Carolina hospital shooting, Benji Martin Jr.

North Carolina Hospital Police Officer Shot, Killed in Struggle with ER Patient

College women are better equipped to identify and report sexual assault due to awareness programs like the Clery Act and movements such as #MeToo, highlighting the importance of education in combating sexual violence. college sexual violence, campus safety, Violence Against Women Act, VAWA

College Women Experience More Sexual Violence than Women Who Don’t Attend College, Study Reveals

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Trauma-Free School Safety Training

What Trauma-Free School Safety Training Should Look Like

While high-stress, trauma-based training is effective for military and law enforcement, it is not appropriate for school staff.

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ADT Alarm

ADT Wins Case Alleging Alarm Caused Hearing Loss and Tinnitus

Plaintiff Robert Webb filed an appeal of the alarm personal injury ruling for ADT in the Eleventh Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals.

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The longitudinal study on LGBTQ+ youth mental health reveals alarming increases in depression, anxiety, and suicide risk, emphasizing the urgent need for supportive environments and effective mental health interventions. Trevor Project, discrimination, suicide prevention, depression, anxiety

New Study Reveals U.S. LGBTQ+ Youth Mental Health Crisis Is Worsening

The longitudinal study on LGBTQ+ youth mental health reveals alarming increases in depression, anxiety, and suicide risk, emphasizing the urgent need for supportive environments and effective mental health interventions.

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Police and Security Experts Interpret the Campus Safety 2025 Salary and Benefits Benchmark Survey Results

Safety Planning for Volatile School Board Meetings

Executive Protection and Workplace Violence: Identifying and Preventing Incidents

It’s Time to Protect Our Teachers: Advanced School Security Strategies

Creating the Castle: Enhancing School Security and Hospital Security with Access Control and Visitor Management

Eighty-one percent of college, K-12 school and hospital security/public safety agencies don’t have enough sworn officers, according to the 2025 Campus Safety Salary and Benefits Benchmark Survey. public safety, security departments, staffing shortages, sworn officers, nonsworn officers, security officers

2025 Campus Safety Salary and Benefits Benchmark Survey Results

School Emergency Communications Save Lives: 7 Best Practices to Follow

School Emergency Communications Save Lives: 7 Best Practices to Follow

Reimagine Hospital Security with LiDAR and Digital Twins

How 3D Surveillance Improves Safety and Security in Healthcare Settings

Case Study: Integrated Technology Enhances Security for New Jersey School District

Case Study: Integrated Technology Enhances Security for New Jersey School District

Empower Your School District with Cloud-Based Innovation

Empower Your School District with Cloud-Based Innovation

Last week’s Campus Safety at EDspaces 2025 conference in Columbus, Ohio, brought together school and college security experts, educators, facilities directors and architects to share innovative strategies and solutions for creating safer educational environments.

Campus Safety Experts Share Key Insights at EDspaces 2025

Student safety meets classroom design at Campus Safety at EDspaces, happening November 5-7 in Columbus, Ohio. CS@EDspaces

Campus Safety at EDspaces Is THIS Week!

Campus Safety and EDspaces join forces again as schools face mounting pressures to ensure student safety while maintaining effective learning environments.

Designing Safer Schools: Campus Safety and EDspaces Unite to Empower School Leaders and Facility Managers

Attend Campus Safety at EDspaces November 5-7 to learn innovative strategies like CPTED principles and master planning integration to enhance safety and security in educational and training facilities. school security design, safety through design, master planning for security, educational facility safety, physical security systems, crime prevention through environmental design, Guy Bliesner, David Sturtz, Kristin Ambrose, HKS Inc., Ric Everett

Designing for Defense: Enhancing Campus Safety Through Physical Design

The CS@EDspaces Conference, happening November 5-7 in Columbus, Ohio, will provide higher education leaders with actionable strategies to enhance campus security for controversial speakers while safeguarding free speech and academic freedom. Campus Safety at EDspaces, Charlie Kirk, executive protection, dignitary protection, event security, Mike Matranga, Tim Reboulet, U.S. Secret Service

Campus Safety at EDspaces Conference Tackles Controversial Speaker Security

Strategy & Planning Series

Strategy & Planning Series

Strategy & Planning Series

Strategy & Planning Series

Strategy & Planning Series