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Policy Changes International Students' Future

RALEIGH, N.C. -- A recent Department of Homeland Security policy that will lessen the level of privacy granted to international students giving the Federal Bureau of Investigation direct access to databases for tracking foreign visitors, including...

News • October 15th, 2004
Private Schools Rethink Security

Dangerous police chase reminds schools that emergency, security can cross institutional lines

News • October 15th, 2004
Antique Stolen from Museum in Bangor, Maine

Item stolen when attendant left her desk

News • October 15th, 2004
Al-Qaida Operative Posed as Student while Living in N.J.

Using student visa, a senior operative entered the U.S. while conducting surveillance of financial institutions

News • October 14th, 2004
Minnesota Student Pleads Guilty to Making Terroristic Threats

Student was racially motivated; county attorney says they may have avoided another Columbine thanks to prompt action

News • October 13th, 2004
Columbia University Dorm Residents Vote for Video Surveillance after Recent Vandalism

Despite resident support, surveillance looks unlikely to follow drunken vandalism

News • October 13th, 2004
After Passing through Security, Man Enters Pennsylvania School, Threatens to Kill Himself

Man was let in past electronic security measures at Catholic school after saying he had business there

News • October 11th, 2004
Schools in Japan Turn to High-Tech Security

RFID technology keeps track of attendance, access issues

News • October 11th, 2004
New Charlotte Library CCTV System Helping to Catch Indecent Acts and Exposure, Vandalism

$13,800 expenditure adds six cameras for more strategic video security surveillance

News • October 11th, 2004
CCTV Footage to Be Scanned after Vandals Hit Detroit's Osborn High

Surveillance footage being reviewed to find culprits who stole 50 computers, vandalized numerous rooms

News • October 8th, 2004
CD in Iraq Said to Have U.S. Schools Info

Feds notified schools in six states that disc found in Iraq contained photos, floor plans.

News • October 7th, 2004
Fully-enabled RFID Library Opens in New Zealand

MANUKAU City Council will open a hi-tech library in Botany Downs, which will be the first in New Zealand

News • October 6th, 2004
Officials Plan Crowd Control, Surveillance for U. of Northern Iowa Homecoming Celebration

Water-filled perimeter barriers, surveillance cameras will be in use as part of $50,000 spent on security to control crowds

News • October 6th, 2004
Student Brings Loaded Gun to School in Columbus, Ga.

Security director says he thinks schools are still secure and no policies need to be changed

News • October 6th, 2004
Technology Helps Keep Track of Students, Assets at Fort Worth Schools

Southwest High School Assistant Principal Willie Cormier can access a database on students

News • October 4th, 2004

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