Tuskegee University Overhauls Security After Deadly Homecoming Shooting

Tuskegee University has replaced its security chief and implemented new security measures, including mandatory ID badges, following a mass shooting during its homecoming that left one dead and 16 injured. The university president, Dr. Mark A. Brown, announced these changes to enhance student safety, emphasizing that the campus is no longer open to the public without identification. The shooting occurred at an unsanctioned event, and the university is focusing on student mental health by closing the campus temporarily and offering counseling services.