“Tag: Campus Carry”

Instead of fretting over academics, the University of Houston is more worried about law-abiding gun owners.

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.

After more than four decades of not being able to carry, law enforcement officers at the Kearney, Neb., campus can strap on sidearms.

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.

AWR Hawkins explores how campus carry laws are on the move throughout the country.

Why Should Adults on College Campuses Be Left Defenseless?

This instructor so fears guns that he refuses to hold office hours on campus.

At the University of Utah, one instructor wanted to create a “Second Amendment zone,” a 3-foot-by-3-foot area where law-abiding gun owners who choose to carry can sit.

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.