Authorities at Dartmouth College are investigating a second report of a swastika found outside a student’s dorm room. Early indications suggest it could be a false alarm, but the investigation continues as officials work to clarify the situation.

A string of fake active-shooter calls, known as “swatting,” has targeted several central Pennsylvania colleges, including Millersville and Shippensburg universities. These hoaxes have raised concerns about campus security and the disruptive impact of false emergency claims.

At least six historically Black colleges and universities enacted lockdowns on Thursday after receiving apparent threats. Their swift response included immediate class cancellations and heightened security across campuses.

A fatal shooting at Utah Valley University claimed the life of political activist Charlie Kirk, sending shockwaves across the nation. As the community grapples with the tragedy, officials emphasize the importance of mental health resources for those affected.

A 17-year-old student was stabbed inside Madison Park High School in Roxbury, leaving him with minor injuries. Authorities say the suspect fled, school officials initiated safety measures, and police have launched an active investigation.

Pennsylvania Senators Dave McCormick and John Fetterman recently sent letters urging five universities, including Lehigh University, to protect students from antisemitism. The call highlights rising concerns about campus safety and the welfare of Jewish students.

Authorities in Fayetteville say there is no evidence to confirm a rumored active shooter on the University of Arkansas campus. Following reports that rattled the community, officials have confirmed there were no gunshots or injuries.

An emergency text message alerted University of Arkansas students to a possible active shooter at Mullins Library. The incident set off a wave of concern on campus, highlighting the importance of immediate warnings and proven safety strategies.

An 18-year-old woman was arrested after she allegedly shot a person in the leg during a domestic dispute on Indiana University’s campus. Authorities confirmed that the accused shooter and the victim are not IU students, putting campus speculation to rest.

A reported active shooter at Villanova University caused widespread panic, only to be denounced by the university president as a “cruel hoax.” The timing during orientation heightened fears for new students and their families, raising important questions about campus security and accurate reporting.