Safety

National study suggests large population of students who consider taking their own lives -- and never seek counseling.

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.

Student murders at or near several colleges have shaken nerves. Elsewhere, is there a diminished sense of safety?

Former graduate student opened fire in a lecture hall before turning the gun on himself.

A new FBI report offers a (less than complete) look at the overall nature of crimes at schools and colleges: most are assaults, vandalism or theft.

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

Campus safety experts respond to the much-debated Taser incident at University of Florida.

State report on Virginia Tech massacre exposes broad failures to share information -- and the need to close the gulf in student information that separates high school from college.