“Tag: Campus Carry”

College professors in Texas and Georgia have lost the latest round of their court battles in which they sought to deprive law-abiding students of their right to carry.

When Kansas passed a law recognizing lawful concealed carry on college campuses, anti-gun faculty predictably cried foul. One professor, Kevin Willmott, even made a show of wearing a bulletproof vest to class.

The school administration has been called to ensure student safety on campus.

Amid a spike in crime in the off-campus areas around Georgia Tech, a student shooting club is teaching other students how to use guns for self-defense.

Frequent contributor AWR Hawkins explores the phenomenal success and safety of the campus-carry movement.

As campus carry successfully comes to more states, the arguments against it made by anti-gun professors grow weaker and weaker.

Administrators at Cedarville University in Ohio become the first in the state to allow law-abiding carry permit holders to carry their self-defense firearms on campus.

Editor Mark Chesnut puts to rest some misconceptions Georgia anti-gunners have over concealed carry at tailgate parties.

Frequent contributor AWR Hawkins looks at The New York Times editorial board’s odd proclamation that recognition of a constitutional right “despoils” American universities.