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An Associated Press review of Utah Valley University found the school lacked several key public safety measures and practices that are standard security for events around the country.
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The university made the announcement Monday as it struggles to contain fallout over security lapses and the shattering of the serene image administrators cultivated.
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Utah Valley University student body president Kyle Cullimore said the shooting has “reminded us how deeply in times of need, we utterly and desperately need each other.”
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Classes at Utah Valley University were canceled in the wake of Charlie Kirk’s assassination. Students arrived on Sept. 17 at a solemn campus, one with more security.
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Utah’s new school safety law requires an armed individual to be at every K-12 school to protect the kids inside. That includes thousands of young children who attend pre-K or daycare in K-12 school buildings.
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The university in Cedar City expects the new officers will allow its police force to better handle investigations and cover campus events like the Utah Shakespeare Festival.
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Utah’s new school safety law requires an armed person on campus. There’s also a timetable of work that school districts and law enforcement need to finish before classes start.
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There hasn’t been anything at the University of Utah like the reports of violent antisemitism on some college campuses. However, students have felt targeted for being Jewish.
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The new ESPN documentary, “LISTEN,” includes interviews with people who had previously never spoken publicly about Lauren McCluskey’s 2018 murder.
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A University of Utah panel discussed both policing and safety. Students said there needs to be more intervention before campus tragedies happen.
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This year’s annual security reports come after a state legislative audit last spring that identified potential data entry errors in the annual security reports of several of Utah's universities and colleges.
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It was found that the University’s housing department delays reporting some campus safety issues to the school’s police department, negatively impacting public safety.