Applying CPTED on College Campuses
By following CPTED’s five core principles, colleges can design and modify their physical environments to reduce opportunities for…
Insights June 10
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Are Your Classroom Locks Functional or Mere Security Illusions?
Some campuses are still turning to barricade devices to lock classroom doors. Here are five potential unintended consequences…
Insights February 26
San Diego State Fraternity Pledge Set on Fire, 4 Members Charged
Members of San Diego State's Phi Kappa Psi fraternity had a pledge set another pledge on fire as…
News January 9
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December 19
University of Tennessee Student Charged with Attempted Murder
The 19-year-old University of Tennessee student allegedly said he would kill the victim just hours before the attack.
News October 1
Are Federal Law Enforcement Task Forces Good or Bad for Campus Police Departments?
Here are the pros and cons of participating in a task force, as well as three practices to…
News May 22
Nationwide Cell Phone Outage Highlights Need for Multiple Emergency Communications Systems
“We can’t depend only on an app for students’ safety," one person wrote on a petition to install…
Insights March 1
4 Ways to Reduce Crime on College Campuses
Here are just some steps that can be taken to both reduce crime and make students feel more…
Insights April 26
U.S. School Shooting Statistics: Data on Incidents, Shooter Warning Signs
Analyzing school shooting statistics, including those gathered from averted incidents, provides valuable insights into the nature of the…
News December 8
Duval County Public Schools Continues to Underreport Campus Crime
An August grand jury report found Duval County Public Schools staff failed to report over 2,000 crimes to…
News September 12
