#campus-safety

#campus-safety

Columbia University must face financial consequences to address antisemitism on its campus effectively.

Jewish students at the University of Illinois have faced over 135 incidents of antisemitism, highlighting a serious safety issue on campus.

The responses from university leaders highlight an alarming trend in confronting antisemitism on campuses during a global surge in hate.

A student at College of the Canyons confronted a man trying to record her in a bathroom, sparking concerns about campus safety.

Recent reports of multiple sexual assaults via spiked drinks at UC Berkeley have alarmed the community and prompted an investigation.

John Jay College of Criminal Justice informed students about a sexual assault incident on campus, raising concerns over safety and communication.

Stay vigilant and trust instincts on campus amid ongoing sexual assault investigations.

Cornell has established a task force to combat sexual assault among undergraduates with a report due by summer 2025.

Trump threatens federal funding cuts to schools for allowing illegal protests.

University of California enforces bans on encampments and masked identities to ensure campus safety during upcoming protests.

Protesters at Baruch College have heightened tensions on campus with calls for violence and anti-Israel rhetoric.

UCLA's handling of protest events revealed severe administrative and communication failures that endangered student safety.

UC President Drake directs campuses to enforce protest rules amid safety concerns, balancing free speech rights with community protection.

Stricter protest rules implemented in UC and CSU to manage encampments and protect campus access.

Four students sprayed with an unknown substance at University of Greenwich leads to campus lockdown and ongoing police investigations.

Toronto police are investigating a homicide after a man was found dead on the University of Toronto campus.

The University of Greenwich confirmed no students or staff were hurt in a non-toxic substance attack, assuring safety is a campus priority.

Anti-Israel sentiment at Columbia generates concerns for Jewish students, highlighting the consequences of unchecked extremism on campus.

USC's disciplinary actions against student activists reveal a complex intersection of protest rights and university policies.

The ongoing repercussions for students involved in protests illustrate heightened tensions between advocacy and institutional authority.

University campuses are enhancing restrictions in response to protests over the Gaza conflict, aiming to ensure student safety and free expression.

Two Columbia University students were arrested during a pro-Palestinian protest urging university divestment from companies linked to Israel.

Black students must be proactively protected from racism and anti-Blackness in the wake of political events.

House Republicans passed the End Woke Higher Education Act, raising concerns about campus safety and free speech protections.

Nearly half of Muslim students at California colleges reported experiencing anti-Islamic harassment, highlighting a troubling trend linked to campus protests.

The California bill AB 810 aims to prevent sexual abusers from being hired in public colleges by requiring disclosure of past misconduct.

A Temple University student was arrested for impersonating an ICE officer, highlighting rising tensions around immigration enforcement on campuses.

The University of Chicago removed a pro-Palestinian protest encampment, sparking debates about free speech on campuses.

Visual Forensics Faculty alarms were raised before attack on pro-Palestinian protesters. Witness called 911 11 times before police intervened, highlighting delay in addressing the violence.

The academic senate at UCLA may rebuke Chancellor Gene Block for failing to keep students safe during pro-Palestinian demonstrations, indicating faculty sentiment on free speech and campus safety.

UCLA's response to pro-Palestinian protests revealed serious flaws in decision-making and communication, jeopardizing campus safety.

U.C.L.A.'s Chancellor Gene Block faces criticism and scrutiny from various factions, including Republicans and progressives, for his handling of pro-Palestinian activism and campus safety issues.

Two UCLA students reported being drugged at separate parties, prompting a crime alert from campus police.

UCLA hires LAPD veteran Steve Lurie to lead its new Office of Campus Safety aiming to enhance campus security post-violence incidents.

NYPD's heavy presence at Columbia University raises concerns over safety and the implications of police on campus.

A USC professor was hospitalized after being struck by a student with a water bottle in an unprovoked attack.

The introduction of public safety ambassadors aims to assist campus functions without police intervention for nonviolent matters.

Emory University faculty and students were targeted with flyers labeling them as anti-Israel, causing concern for safety within the community.

Columbia professor Shai Davidai was banned from campus after a clash with anti-Israel protesters and alleged harassment of faculty members.

Federal anti-hazing legislation passes the House, requiring colleges to report hazing incidents and improve safety protocols for students.

Hazing persists despite deaths and legal pressure, prompting new legislation aimed at prevention and awareness for families considering Greek life.

The lecture by Rabab Abdulhadi was canceled to maintain campus harmony amid concerns about divisiveness and safety.

Ten protesters, including UCI faculty and students, face misdemeanor charges linked to a May 15 pro-Palestinian protest deemed an unlawful assembly.

Misinformation about Haitian immigrants sparked significant fear and safety concerns in Springfield, leading to university classes being held online and local institutions facing threats.

Dublin High School is addressing a serious assault involving multiple adults and a teenage boy, affirming the need for a safe school environment.

Jewish students at Baruch College faced harassment from anti-Israel protesters during a welcome event, highlighting rising tensions on campus.

Eight anti-Israel protesters charged with causing extensive damage during a violent demonstration at City College and pleaded not guilty to multiple charges.

UC Santa Cruz and other CA colleges inaccurately reported campus crime, violating Clery Act, misleading students about safety.

Inaccurate reporting of campus crimes at select California colleges, impacting campus safety understanding.