Campus Safety
US Universities Face Growing Security Scrutiny Amidst Concerns of Overreach
US universities walk a tightrope in addressing security threats, emphasizing researcher training amidst concerns of overreach in proposed congressional measures. Continue reading for more details.
Lincoln University Vice President's Death: Tragedy Calls for Change in Academia's Treatment of Mental Health
US Department of Education Investigates Whitman College for Discrimination; What We Know So Far
Biden Stays Silent on Ivy League President Resignations Over Anti-Semitism
News Update: Presidents of Harvard, MIT, UPenn Asked To Resign Due to Antisemitism on Campuses
News Update: US House Committee Launches Investigation Into Harvard, MIT, and Penn After Antisemitism Hearing
Shooting at University of Nevada Las Vegas Kills 3; Community on High Alert
News Update: House Republicans Criticize Harvard, MIT, Penn Presidents During Hearing on Campus Antisemitism
By Joy Liwanag
Pensacola Shooting Incident Cancels Training of Saudi Aviation Students in Florida
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Georgia Teacher Arrested for Punishing 5-year-old Student with Special Needs
By Staff Reporter
Bullying Others Increases the Risk of Developing Mental Health Problems and Vice Versa
By Staff Reporter
University of Huddersfield Criticized By Human Rights Activists For Collaborating With Bahrain Government
By Staff Reporter
Strong Snowstorms Across US Ruin Travel Plans on Thanksgiving, Heavy Snow Expected to Continue
By Staff Reporter
Australia Investigates Foreign Influence in Universities After Cyber Security Threats
By Staff ReporterAmerican Teacher from Michigan Found Murdered in her Home in the Dominican Republic
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