Weapons

Text Tip Program Reveals Student ‘Kill List’

CASTLE ROCK, Colo.

July/August Campus Safety Opinion Poll Results

Should legally obtained weapons be allowed on college campuses? Should the legal drinking age be lowered? Should the legal driving age be raised? Find out what your peers think.

Read: 30 Things You Need to Know About Body Armor

30 Things You Need to Know About Body Armor

Once a curious novelty, today's body armor is one of those things many officers take for granted. That said, there's a lot the average officer should know about his or her concealed "life preserver."

USFA Releases Report on Northern Illinois University Shooting

EMMITSBURG, Md.

Study: 1 in 3 Parents Not Engaged in Campus Safety

ARLINGTON, Va.

Some Games Can Have Deadly Consequences

My experience with replica weapons was anything but child’s play.

Read: C.o.P.s and Cops: Train Your Off-Duty Law Enforcement Officers or Else

C.o.P.s and Cops: Train Your Off-Duty Law Enforcement Officers or Else

Hospitals often employ off-duty law enforcement officers as supplemental security, but many may be doing so at their own risk. Any person employed by a health-care facility must learn about CMS’ Conditions of Participation (C.o.P.s), as well as the proper application of patient restraints and use of restrictive interventions.

Read: Columbine 10 Years Later: The State of School Safety Today

Columbine 10 Years Later: The State of School Safety Today

CS survey shows that K-12 and university campus security programs have made huge strides since this terrible tragedy. Despite this, matters like bully prevention, technology deployment, staffing levels and funding require greater attention.

Read: Fostering Emotionally Safer Environments

Fostering Emotionally Safer Environments

Appropriate relationship skills and communication techniques can help campus professionals better respond to children’s challenging behavior and individuals with special needs.

Read: How to Sell Security in Lean Times

How to Sell Security in Lean Times

Although this fall’s worldwide economic nose dive has monopolized the spotlight recently, security and safety risks have not gone away. Campus protection must remain a top priority.

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