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House Republicans accuse student protesters of vicious anti-Semitism, but it is administrators who are courting violence. 

Dr. Carl Hart told The Daily Beast that campus security targeted him because of his race.

Michael M. Santiago/Getty ImagesA professor at Columbia University said he was the victim of targeted harassment from campus security officers after the school beefed-up safety protocols in response to the ongoing pro-Palestinian encampment.Dr. Carl Hart, a psychology professor at Columbia University, spoke to The Daily Beast about an “explosive interaction” he had with security personnel on Thursday, which he also briefly described on X.Hart and his wife were entering campus on Th...

In 1967, UC Berkeley demolished the homes that lined People’s Park with the intention of building student housing. Fifty-seven years later, that plan is coming to fruition, but not without

Student-organized protests over the weekend call on The University to take action in improving social life and opportunity on campus.

150 people joined a Houston interfaith protest that ended after a security official pushed and attempted to handcuff Rev. Teresa Kim Pecinovsky.

Apex Security Inc has won the 2021 ThreeBestRated® award for one of the Top Rated Security Systems in Grande Prairie. This marks their fifth time winning the ThreeBestRated® award since 2017. “It’s an honor to be recognized in our field,” says Dave Bruce, President of Apex Security Inc. “Our staff work very hard to provide quality and professional services to our customers. When I saw the listing as one of the ThreeBestRated®, it was a tribute to my team,” he further adds. About Ap...

The City of Thunder Bay is seeking feedback on its Eye on the Street program. (File photo) THUNDER BAY – The City of Thunder Bay is looking for public feedback ahead of a major overhaul of its CCTV camera system. Overseen by the city and operated by Apex Security, the Eye on the Street program involves a system of 13 closed-circuit cameras to monitor public areas in the two downtown cores. The City and Thunder Bay Police Service are set to spend around $400,000 renewing the CCTV camera progra...