Top 10 Stories from January 2021: Presidential Election and COVID Vaccine Mandates
Between the coronavirus vaccine rollout and the inauguration of a new president, January was a busy month for many, including campus safety professionals.
Between the coronavirus vaccine rollout and the inauguration of a new president, January was a busy month for many, including campus safety professionals.
Experts say the executive order is likely to lead to significant changes in Title IX regulations for institutions of higher education.
After reviewing cases from the 2019-2020 academic year, VCU police found the department had its lowest use-of-force rate in 10 years.
Teachers and families held a protest in response to Minneapolis Schools posting 11 job openings for public safety support specialists.
This is the third lawsuit that nonprofit group Students for Fair Admissions has filed against UT-Austin; it also filed a similar lawsuit against Harvard.
The Minneapolis school board has terminated its contract with Minneapolis PD, and other K-12 districts may follow suit.
The study seeks to gain a clearer understanding of why students fail to act in bystander situations that warrant intervention, and with this information, develop evidence- and context-based programs that educate and empower students.
Opponents say the executive order impedes on free speech and mislabels criticism of the Israeli government as anti-Semitic.
The female runners say a policy allowing athletes to compete in sports corresponding with their gender identity puts them at an unfair advantage.
Students have seen racial slurs, swastikas and even death threats against people of color written on their residence hall doors.