Campuses

College campuses are a very influential piece of property. Teens tend to find themselves and find their life-time friends on the campuses. Many thoughts run through teens minds when they enter a college campus. They think about where they will spend their free time, who they are going to hang out with, and what clubs they are going to join. But when parents walk onto college campuses, they tend to think about how safe the campus really is. They search for emergency poles, security guards, police…

decide whether it is or it is not a good idea to allowed guns on campuses. Anti-Gun Case Article 1: “Do We Really Need More Guns on Campus?” by David Shorten and Glen Altschuler. The authors are given a sense of seriousness respond to the murders at Sandy Hook Elementary School on the gun control issue whether it should be allowed on school ground heated debate across the nation. Stated that five states are now allowed gun on campuses; the allowance is varied based on different schools’…

Some people may say racism is dying on college campuses, but with the rise of police shootings towards black men and women racism is staying the same or even growing. However, some people think racism is fading from are races twining together and becoming less racist. On the college level racism still needs to be resolved, but due to the growing number of activists, the police having higher brutality towards minorities, and also from the political climate that encourages discrimination, racism…

, parents and education professionals are becoming more concerned about the atmosphere in which students are bound to spend several years of their college life. Over the past decades, there have been reports of increased violence on U.S. college campuses, particularly sexual assaults, and the numbers of victims continue to rise (Korn 2016). Although awareness of campus…

plagiarizing. On the following Journal of College Student Development, professors Scanlon and Neumann conduct a survey on plagiarism and cheating. They state, “The Internet may be exacerbating the long-standing problem of student plagiarism on college campuses. Moreover, Internet plagiarism raises important questions of academic integrity as students—as well as faculty—frequently turn to online sources, and it foregrounds issues related to the correct handling and citation of online sources.”…

Hazing has existed through most history as a rite of passage for the inexperienced to prove their worth to their peers. Though the most well known cases of hazing occurred on college campuses, this problem is present in elementary schools as well as some work places. Hazing is incredibly dangerous, and has led to several deaths. Though hazing is illegal in forty-four states, it is still prevalent in American universities, therefor further action must be taken to prevent this issue. In any…

Sexual assault has always been an issue and even though there are social and technological advances being made every day in order to help victims there is a current epidemic of rape on US college campuses because of administration’s reluctance to help and the tendency…

Concealed Carry on College Campuses On April 16, 2007, one of the deadliest shootings the United States has seen occurred on the campus of the Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University. The fatalities included thirty-two students and teachers. The shooter was a senior English major from the Blacksburg campus of Virginia Tech, Seugn Hui Cho. The violence began early that morning, when he shot a female freshman and a male resident from his dormitory. He then fled the scene. Police…

law enforcement should be in sync with one another when a student reports that an assault has happened on their campus where they are living or attending school. Sexual assault on college campuses has been an elevating problem for several years. Due to the growing issue of sexual attacks Because on college campuses, in the year of 1972 congress had created the Title IX of the Education Amendments Act which prohibits sex discrimination at schools that are receiving federal financial aid according…

People tend to have their own preference on if they would rather go to a big college, or to a small college. It really comes down to comfortability. People who come from a small town usually prefer the small campuses, while people who come from bigger cities tend to like the big campuses better. Do you like the opportunity to have personal relationships with your professors and advisors? Then a small college could be what you're looking for. Some people tend to think that small numbers of…