Virginia Tech shootings

Students aren't signing up for text systems -- quickly installed by many campuses after the Virginia Tech killings -- as widely as some expected.

Since Virginia Tech, a grassroots wave of "lie-ins" has sought to highlight the ease with which criminals can buy guns. But where are the students?

Uproar over two Penn State students dressed as Virginia Tech shooting victims leads to public displays of remorse -- and an unusual request from the administration.

In wake of high-profile murders at Louisiana State, experts consider the impact on conceptions of U.S. campus safety among prospective international students.

When it comes to media coverage, not all cases of college violence are treated equally -- as location, class and even race can factor in.

Guidelines would give college administrators more latitude in releasing information when they fear for students' health and safety.

New research finds disconnect between campus officials, less than dazzling knowledge of key campus crime law and evidence that programs to prevent sexual assaults may be misdirected.

Experts in the field gather at Columbia University to discuss school shooters, student suicides and the law, among other topics.

Today marks a Day of Remembrance at Virginia Tech, where 32 students and faculty members died April 16, 2007.