Safety

Bill Mahon describes a decade of inaccurate emergency communications on campuses and provides advice on how to avoid these situations going forward.

By Bill Mahon

Boston-area nonprofit will pay gang members who want to go to college and get off the street, with a goal of improving communities.

Indiana University recently adopted a policy that bans athletes with a history of sexual assault, raising the question why other institutions and NCAA conferences aren't doing the same.

Graduate student who is subject of Title IX critic Laura Kipnis's new book sues for defamation and invasion of privacy.

Though campus police agencies believe body-mounted cameras will help improve transparency, many legal and financial questions remain unanswered.

Professor’s public resignation letter points to tensions in Kansas as new law takes effect this summer.

Professor says she’s giving up a tenure-track job in the U.S. and taking her family back to Canada over racism directed at her Nicaraguan-born spouse.

Two lawsuits -- one involving accused student’s suicide and another about an attempt -- have added fire to the continued debate over how colleges handle complaints of sexual assault.