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Sterling High School Student Fatally Stabbed with Scissors

Witnesses say a Sterling High School student stabbed another student multiple times in the neck with a pair of scissors during class.

The fatal stabbing of Alberto Rangel at Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital seemed almost inevitable to many staff members, given the campus’ history of workplace violence. security upgrades, Behavioral Emergency Response Teams (BERT)

Fatal Stabbing at San Francisco General Hospital Followed Years of Calls for Increased Security

Larry Bushart Jr.’s month-long imprisonment over his social media post about Charlie Kirk’s assassination highlights the clash between Tennessee’s school safety laws and First Amendment rights. Perry County Sheriff’s Office, Perry County School System, free speech, threat assessment,

Tennessee Man Arrested Over Facebook Post on Charlie Kirk Murder Files Lawsuit

MIT Professor Fatally Shot

MIT Professor Fatally Shot in Brookline Home

Brown University Shooting

Brown University Shooting Update: Police Release Timeline of Person of Interest’s Movements

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By integrating Milestone XProtect®, this senior living security case study demonstrates how innovative solutions can proactively enhance resident safety and streamline facility management operations. Garden Spot Communities, senior living security, XProtect

Securing Open Senior Living Communities with Video Technology

By integrating Milestone XProtect®, this senior living security case study demonstrates how innovative solutions can proactively enhance resident safety and streamline facility management operations.

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A new study reveals the widespread exposure of medical professionals' personal information online, increasing their vulnerability to stalking, harassment, and other threats. doctor personal data exposure, people search sites, data broker sites, executive protection, UnitedHealthcare, Brian Johnson

Over 70% of Doctors Have Personal Data Exposed on People Search Sites

A new study reveals the widespread exposure of medical professionals' personal information online, increasing their vulnerability to stalking, harassment, and other threats.

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The U.S. Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights is experiencing a severe backlog of discrimination cases, exacerbated by significant staff shortages and a record number of complaints. civil rights complaints, school discrimination cases, students with disabilities

U.S. Department of Education OCR Struggles with Backlog of Discrimination Cases

The U.S. Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights' severe backlog of discrimination cases is exacerbated by significant staff shortages and a record number of complaints.

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Preparing for When ICE Comes to Campus

Safety Planning for Volatile School Board Meetings

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

Executive Protection and Workplace Violence: Identifying and Preventing Incidents

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

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

Submit your nomination for the prestigious 19th annual Campus Safety Director of the Year award to recognize an exceptional school, college or hospital security leader for their outstanding achievements and give them a chance to win significant professional recognition and prizes. campus safety leader, campus police, emergency management

Nominate a Campus Safety Leader for Director of the Year

The Campus Safety Conference 2026 presentation proposal portal is now open, and submissions are due Friday, January 9, 2026. CSC, school security, college security, EDspaces, higher education, K-12 school districts

Campus Safety Conference 2026 Call for Speakers

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

Strategy & Planning Series

Strategy & Planning Series

Strategy & Planning Series

Strategy & Planning Series

Strategy & Planning Series