Crisis Communications in the Age of Social Media
Having a social media plan and adopting these best practices will ensure your campus crisis communications efforts are…
News July 1
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Univ. of Kentucky Loses PETA Lawsuit, Must Release Animal Records
A judge ruled that open records laws apply to the university's handling of animals.
News March 9
Should You Believe the Media? Learn to Identify Fake News
We owe it to our campuses to hone our media evaluation skills so that we base our decisions…
Insights January 3
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Can Wireless Panic Buttons Replace Their Hardwired Counterparts?
With so much growth and cost savings potential, the wireless revolution provides too many benefits to ignore.
September 20
FBI Reports Increase in Hate Crimes in 2015
The report comes on the heels of a contentious presidential election that led to protests and rioting.
News November 15
Almost 30 Percent of Pittsburgh’s Cameras Are Not Operational
Officials say a lack of maintenance is to blame for many of the video surveillance system's flaws.
News October 21Univ. of Iowa Replaces Public Safety Director Amidst Controversy
The university demoted David Visin to an associate director position.
News March 8
Houston Police to Change Policy on Releasing Body Camera Footage
The decision comes after video was released showing an officer's fatal shooting of a 26-year-old male.
News December 29Report: Most Americans in Favor of Body Worn Cameras
The survey also found that about half of Americans think the cameras would reduce tensions between citizens and…
News December 2
Drone Safety: Will Regulating Them Work?
Here are some possible drone regulations coming up and the problems the government will have with implementing them.
News November 4
