VCU Delta Chi Hazing Victim’s Family Settles with Fraternity for $4.2 Million
Adam Oakes’ hazing death also prompted VCU to revise its fraternity and sorority rushing rules.
News December 5
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Former Valdosta State Police Chief Resigns Following Ethics Investigation
Former Chief Alan Rowe was accused of human resources, discrimination, and workplace policy violations.
News October 29
Iowa Schools Have Received Nearly 200 Reports of Threats Since Start of Academic Year
In September there were 101 school threats reported on Iowa’s Safe and Sound anonymous tip app.
News October 7
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Security Screening for the Rest of Us: Small Schools Need Good Tools
Most of America’s schools don’t have tens of millions of dollars to spend on school security. How can they make the most of a tighter budget?
November 20
Ex University of Kentucky Student Pleads Guilty to Racist Assault of Black Classmate
Sophia Rosing was caught on video assaulting and spouting racial slurs at a Black student working at the…
News August 15
Ohio Judge Rules in Favor of OU in Fraternity Hazing Death Case
The OU freshman died during an off-campus Sigma Pi hazing ritual. The fraternity was then expelled from the…
News August 7
Why the List of ‘10 Most Dangerous College Campuses’ Is Dangerous and Misleading
Reports purportedly listing America's 'Most Dangerous Colleges' discourage campuses from accurately reporting crime. This puts students, faculty, and…
Insights June 4
New Indiana Law Requires Colleges to Publish Hazing Incident Details
Hazing incident information will need to be posted online and include when the incident happened, the investigation’s findings,…
News March 29
Spotlight on Higher Education/Healthcare Campus Safety Director of the Year Finalist Linda Stump-Kurnick
Check out some of this Director of the Year finalist’s top accomplishments, as well as a photo gallery…
Awards March 15
Why Colleges Should Care About Low Frequency Sounders
Some fire departments are requiring low frequency sounders be installed retroactively due to these devices being more effective…
News February 2
