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Campuses that combine AI, people and appropriate processes can make active assailant hoaxes less disruptive and less effective. swatting, Sal Mani, VOLT AI, University of Tennessee at ChattanoogaInsights

When the Alarm Is Real, But the Threat Isn’t: How AI Can Help Schools Respond Smarter to Swatting

Campuses that combine AI, appropriate processes, and oversight by humans can make active assailant hoaxes less disruptive and less effective.

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Conservative activist Charlie Kirk was shot during a Utah Valley University event on Wednesday. Turning Point USA, UVU, First Amendment, campus security, weapons detection

Charlie Kirk Fatally Shot at Utah Valley University Debate; Shooter Not in Custody

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Collaboration aims to provide fire safety education and resources to students, parents and campus housing staff and administrators.

NFPA Collaborates with Campus Fire Safety Center on Fire Safety Month

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Nearly half of Muslim students in Tennessee face faith-based bullying, highlighting systemic issues in school safety and religious accommodations. American Muslim Advisory Council (AMAC), Islamophobia

Faith-Based Bullying: A Disturbing Reality for Tennessee’s Muslim Students

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WellSpan Health is bolstering security with a private, armed police forces and advanced weapons detection systems. William White, UPMC Memorial Hospital Shooting

WellSpan Health to Establish Private Police Force by 2026

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The shooting happened when Aultman Hospital staff, accompanied by two armed security officers, entered Fair’s private room to prevent him from injuring himself. James Lee Fair, hospital shooting, workplace violence

Ohio Hospital Shooting Leaves Patient Care Tech Injured; Suspect in Custody

The shooting happened when Aultman Hospital staff, accompanied by two armed security officers, entered Fair’s private room to prevent him from injuring himself.

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2025 Campus Safety Conference Discounted Hotel Rate Ends July 7

The 2025 Campus Safety Conference is taking place at Hilton Austin, making it the most convenient choice for lodging.

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The federal Task Force to Combat Anti-Semitism has accused Harvard of being “in violent violation” of Title VI, threatening to withdraw federal funding unless significant changes are made.

Federal Task Force Accuses Harvard of Title VI Violations, Threatens Loss of Federal Funding

The federal Task Force to Combat Anti-Semitism has accused Harvard of being “in violent violation” of Title VI, threatening to withdraw federal funding unless significant changes are made.

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