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Arrest made after bomb threat called in at SLCC
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and last updated 2021-04-08 14:02:31-04
UPDATE: An arrest has been made in connection with the Thursday morning bomb threat called in at South Louisiana Community College in Lafayette.
Lafayette Police say that Brian Taylor was arrested on April 8 after the all clear was given at the campus.
Police say a call came in to 911 around 9:30 a.m. Students were moved from campus while the buildings were searched.
Christine Payton, Public Relations Director for SLCC says that the security director was made aware of the threat and then called LPD. Police swept campus buildings including Devalcourt, Ardoin and the Health and Science building.
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The latest fall college enrollment figures released this month tell a startling story that alarms educators: The sharp declines at community colleges far larger than at four-year colleges are due mostly to disappearing male students.
At some community colleges, the losses are minor. At others, however, they are dramatic. At Southwest Tennessee Community College in Memphis, fully half of the Black male students enrolled in the spring of 2020 and still working toward graduation did not enroll this fall. That’s about 830 men who did not return to Southwest, which enrolls 10,227 students, 63 percent of whom are minority.
Where are they? Community college leaders at Southwest and other community colleges have several theories.