Building Campus Safety That Grows With Your Institution
No university can transform campus safety overnight. Higher education institutions are large, complex organizations. Decision-making is distributed, resources are finite, […]
Safety & Security
Safer Texas Summit Brings Campus Safety Leaders Together at Texas A&M
Campus safety leaders, law enforcement professionals, university administrators, and industry partners gathered at Texas A&M University in College Station on
A Note from the President: Measuring the Impact of Campus Safety Apps
Authored by: Darren Chalmers-Stevens, CriticalArc President Do Campus Safety Apps Reduce Crime? Here’s What the Evidence Shows One of the
On-Demand Webinar: From Crisis to Coordination: Leadership Lessons from Hurricane Helene
Universities today are walking a tightrope — protecting free expression while ensuring the safety of students, staff, and visitors. The growing frequency of high-profile and potential controversial speakers has escalated tensions on campus, turning ordinary events into reputational and operational flashpoints.
Institutional Risk in Campus Safety: The Danger of Defending a Failing System
Institutions don’t get investigated simply because they lacked a policy. They are investigated because they couldn’t demonstrate performance when it
Proactive Safety Leadership: Control the Narrative or Be Controlled by It
In higher education, safety is not just an operational function. It is a visible expression of institutional values. The way
Leading Through Complexity: Campus Safety, Compliance, and Crisis Readiness at the University of Kentucky
CriticalArc, in proud partnership with the University of Notre Dame, convened an influential national symposium on unified response strategies for major campus events and critical incidents. The event brought together over 50 public safety and emergency management leaders from 30+ institutions across the country for a full day of insights, collaboration, and actionable dialogue.
On-Demand Webinar: Transparency, Prevention, Compliance: The Stop Campus Hazing Act Explained
Universities today are walking a tightrope — protecting free expression while ensuring the safety of students, staff, and visitors. The growing frequency of high-profile and potential controversial speakers has escalated tensions on campus, turning ordinary events into reputational and operational flashpoints.
A Campus Without Borders: Ensuring Safety for Students and Staff Anywhere in the World
Introduction: Universities today are not confined to a single campus or city. They are global enterprises – sending students overseas on
Future-Proofing Campus Safety: Embracing Innovation for Tomorrow’s Challenges
Introduction: The landscape of campus safety is continually evolving – new technologies emerge, student behaviors change, and unforeseen threats (from cyber