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Campus Safety

News, opinion and advice about higher education campus safety.
Campus Safety
By Jasper Smith September 16, 2024
Wittenberg University and Clark State College have canceled in-person classes all week after receiving bomb and shooting threats.
The Review | Opinion
By Silke-Maria Weineck September 3, 2024
College leaders crack down on protests — and lie about it.
The Review | Essay
By Joy Neumeyer August 21, 2024
A survivor’s education.
Campus Activism
A Republican congresswoman had choice words for what she said were Columbia’s failures to discipline activists, while the UC system president said its campuses would tighten their protocols.
Campus Activism
By Kate Hidalgo Bellows August 15, 2024
Pro-Palestinian student activists plan to meet colleges’ enhanced restrictions on free expression with an equal and opposite force.
Campus Unrest
By Katherine Mangan August 14, 2024
The university must allow the students equal access to the entire campus, the federal judge said in a preliminary injunction. An expert said it could have implications for other colleges.
Respecting the Victim
By Alex Walters August 2, 2024
The University of Oregon’s unique policy aimed to give students control over reporting sexual violence to the Title IX office. It protested, without success, new rules that blocked the policy.
'Perpetrators Are Often Faculty'
By Alex Walters July 31, 2024
Nicole Bedera, a sociologist, learned that the spectrum of campus sexual-misconduct cases — who’s involved and what cases look like — is much broader than people think.
Defamation risk
By Amanda Friedman July 24, 2024
A former Yale University student sued the woman who accused him of sexual misconduct for defamation. Now he’s going after the advocacy groups that supported her.
Procedural Morass
By Katherine Mangan July 5, 2024
Campuses are stressed as student-conduct hearings drag into the summer.