Colleges face new pressures to work with government and industry in sharing or refusing to share information as homeland-security needs dictate, a panel of security experts said at the Educause ...

An overflow crowd of campus officials who oversee foreign-student offices traded war stories, insights, and advice on dealing with the Department of Homeland Security in a session at the annual ...

ST. LOUIS -- Greg Evans often hears the same complaint from first responders and security and health officials when he travels the country to talk about bioterrorism and infectious diseases. The ...

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Homeland Security’s battle to stop the radicalization and recruitment of young people has tapped American college students for help. The program, called Peer to Peer: Challenging Extremism, gives ...

ATLANTA -- Next year, Justan Holloway's class schedule will look like the plot of an action movie: The college student will study international terrorism, disaster planning, criminology, social ...

An effort is afoot to make Syracuse University the first college with a curriculum based around emergency management and homeland security. One of the leaders of the effort is Sen. John DeFrancisco, R ...

The Department of Homeland Security has included Centre County and State College on a national list of "sanctuary jurisdictions" it claims are "defying federal immigration law," though it is unclear ...

A suspect has been identified in the case of at least 12 bomb threats made Thursday at several Mississippi colleges and universities, a state official said Monday. "I can tell you, without getting too ...

NPR's Steve Inskeep speaks with former Homeland Security official Juliette Kayyem about the security implications of the mass shooting at Brown University and her personal response to the tragedy.