A Moose Walks Into a Hospital…No, This Isn’t the Start of a Bad Joke
A non-threatening moose walked into the hospital in Anchorage and began eating plants in the lobby before leaving the building on its own.
A non-threatening moose walked into the hospital in Anchorage and began eating plants in the lobby before leaving the building on its own.
With 75 percent of domestic violence victims being targeted at work, here are some steps you can take to protect these victims and their co-workers.
The University of Wyoming sent out an email after the former student posted “rambling, nonsensical” messages on Facebook that mentioned the school.
The resident physician reportedly struggled with depression and alcohol abuse and was hospitalized in 2016 following a suicide attempt.
The lawsuits claim the San Bernardino City Unified School District ignored a teacher’s warnings that her estranged husband had been threatening her.
Healthcare and university employees who work offsite or at remote campus locations can face significant safety and security challenges. How are you protecting them?
By trying to save a few bucks by not conducting an employee background check, you might have just hired a criminal.
North Park school officials were unaware of the gunman’s criminal past and victim’s concerns about him.
A judge ruled that open records laws apply to the university’s handling of animals.
Campus Safety HQ can help you more effectively train your teachers, staff and administrators how to appropriately respond to emergencies.
In this webinar, attendees will learn the observable behaviors people exhibit as they head down a path of violence so we can help prevent the preventable.
This discussion will help participants analyze, understand, and assess their own program effectiveness.