Campus Safety
Local School in Kansas Stops the Spread of Disease While Making Use of a New Technology
A university in Kansas uses a new technology to stop the spread of diseases in the classrooms. The University Academy in Kansas City has been chosen to be part of Kinsa's Fluency Program to use a new technology to stop the spread of illnesses in the classrooms.
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Killer Clown Appears Again Near Charleston Southern University
By Chris BrandtEffects Of Bullying Can Still Haunt Students Even In College
By Emily MarksTufts University Campus Police To Investigate 'Offensive' Halloween Costumes
By Emily MarksAmerican College Health Association Announces New Guidelines For Opioid Epidemic
By Emily MarksMichigan Schools Now Allowed To Use Drugs To Reverse Opioid Overdose
By Emily MarksDavenport University Student Shot And Wounded During Fight In Campus
By Emily MarksStanford Rape Case Judge Slammed Once More For Leniency
By Emily MarksTrick Or Treat? University Of Florida Takes Campus Safety To A Whole New Level
By Emily Marks
