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One suspect is in custody following this weekend’s shooting at Lincoln University. Police are still looking for additional suspects. homecoming, guns on campus, Zecqueous Morgan-Thompson, HBCU

1 Dead, 6 Injured in Lincoln University Homecoming Shooting

One suspect is in custody following this weekend’s shooting at Lincoln University. Police are still looking for additional suspects.

NFPA Halloween

NFPA Warns About Potential Fire Hazards as Halloween Nears

Ian Cleary who admitted in a Facebook message to committing a 2013 sexual assault at Gettysburg College has been sentenced to prison. The case underscores systemic challenges in sexual assault prosecutions. Shannon Keeler, So I raped you

Gettysburg College Assault Case Comes to a Close 12 Years Later

More than one in four compensation and benefits professionals have implemented personal security benefits for their CEOs, a 10-percentage point increase compared to 2023. UnitedHealthcare, Brian Thompson, executive security, CEO safety, corporate risk management, executive protection

Executive Security and CEO Safety: UnitedHealthcare Murder Prompts More Companies to Increase Personal Security Benefits for Top Brass

Presence Detection

Presence Detection Fuels Priority Response and Reduces False Alarms

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Security Apps

Smart Security Apps Mean Smarter System Design

We examine trends driving adoption, core capabilities and how innovations are helping security teams work smarter.

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Virginia has awarded $12 million in School Security Equipment Grants to enhance safety infrastructure with advanced technologies like surveillance systems and secure entrances. school safety funding, security equipment grants, security technology, Virginia Department of Education, video surveillance, access control

Virginia Awards $12 Million in Security Grants to 433 Schools

Virginia has awarded $12 million in School Security Equipment Grants to enhance safety infrastructure with advanced technologies like surveillance systems and secure entrances.

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The campus perimeter can often be the first barrier an intruder encounters. School administrators can use fences to bolster baseline security. perimeter fencing, Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design, CPTED, access control, visitor monitoring, Partner Alliance for Safer Schools (PASS), school safety, Eric Kell, Fortress Building Products

How Security Fences Make Schools Safer from the Curb to the Classroom

The campus perimeter can often be the first barrier an intruder encounters. School administrators can use fences to bolster baseline security.

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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

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How Campus Security Officers Should Respond to Active Assailants

Camera with the word security drawn on a chalkboard

Using Campus Security Cameras for Effective Emergency Response

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

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

CS@EDspaces, happening November 5–7 in Columbus, Ohio, offers discounted attendee registration rates until September 30. Campus Safety at EDspaces

Campus Safety at EDspaces: Register Now for Discounted Admission

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

Campus Safety at EDspaces Returns for Year 5

Strategy & Planning Series

Strategy & Planning Series

Strategy & Planning Series

Strategy & Planning Series

Strategy & Planning Series