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Read: Wastewater Tracking on College Campuses Proves Effective in Managing COVID-19

Wastewater Tracking on College Campuses Proves Effective in Managing COVID-19

Here’s a breakdown of what a wastewater testing program might look like on a college or university campus.

Read: DOJ Announces $22 Million to Reduce Sexual, Domestic Violence on College Campuses

DOJ Announces $22 Million to Reduce Sexual, Domestic Violence on College Campuses

Some of the funding will be used to promote boys’ and men’s roles in combating violence against women and girls.

Read: University of Kentucky’s Mission to Help Students Combat Anxiety

University of Kentucky’s Mission to Help Students Combat Anxiety

In a recent survey, 69.2% of adults ages 18-24 reported symptoms of anxiety, depression, or both. Here’s what the University of Kentucky is doing to support its students.

Read: Don’t Rely on ‘Safest Colleges’ Lists to Gauge Campus Security

Don’t Rely on ‘Safest Colleges’ Lists to Gauge Campus Security

Lists that claim to rank the ‘Safest Colleges’ in America are misleading. Students and parents must do their homework to find a campus that is truly secure and right for them.

Read: Free Resources for Conducting a Security and Vulnerability Assessment

Free Resources for Conducting a Security and Vulnerability Assessment

A school security expert discusses resources offered by government agencies to help K-12 and higher ed campuses with security and vulnerability assessments.

Read: UC San Diego Installs COVID Test Kit Vending Machines on Campus

UC San Diego Installs COVID Test Kit Vending Machines on Campus

Students use their school IDs to access the free kits and self-administer the nasal swab before dropping it in a box next to the machine.

Read: Why Men Need to Talk About Gender-Based Violence

Why Men Need to Talk About Gender-Based Violence

Jana’s Campaign founder discusses the need for men to talk about gender-based violence and change the ‘boys will be boys’ mentality.

Read: College Tuition Delayed, Aid Offered Due to Gov’t Shutdown

College Tuition Delayed, Aid Offered Due to Gov’t Shutdown

Students and families who are federal employees have experienced difficulties paying for college tuition during the government shutdown.

Read: 2018 Year in Review: Top 10 University Security Stories

2018 Year in Review: Top 10 University Security Stories

As 2019 approaches, let’s take a look back at the most read university security articles on Campus Safety this year.

Read: John Jay Professors Accused of Selling Drugs, Rape and Prostituting Students

John Jay Professors Accused of Selling Drugs, Rape and Prostituting Students

A criminal investigation has been opened to look into accusations against multiple John Jay College faculty members made by two female students.

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