A trip to the E.R. in America today comes with a new set of expectations – compared to our pre-COVID world.
A judge handed down a ruling on the West Memphis Three case that could have far-reaching effects for other wrongly convicted persons.
Crimes against children are evolving due to technology and the internet. Now, more than ever, parents need to discuss potential dangers with their children to build awareness at an early age.
Hate crimes increased by 44% in 2021. Learn what constitutes a hate crime, perpetrators of these crimes and ways to prevent them.
Smoothly transitioning from active-duty service to seeking a civilian job requires having a plan and utilizing all available resources.
School Shootings: School personnel should be given different active-shooter scenarios and training on physical security measures.
Most law enforcement agencies are ill-prepared for a cyberattack or an electromagnetic pulse (EMP) that could cause long-term, nationwide power outages. Here are steps to prepare.
Amy Everson is the Director of Student and Alumni Affairs. She recently earned her second master’s degree and an Academic Scholar Award.