A gunman who killed two Brown University students and a professor in Massachusetts recorded videos revealing he planned the attack for months, showed no remorse, and blamed innocent children for the deaths, with no clear motive provided. The suspect, a Portuguese immigrant and former university student, expressed regret about coming to the US but denied mental illness or hatred towards America.
Claudio Neves Valente, a former Brown student, planned and carried out a shooting at Brown University and MIT, killing two students and an MIT professor, leaving behind videos that confessed to the murders but did not reveal a motive. He was found dead in a storage unit after the attack, and his videos addressed misinformation and expressed no remorse, with no clear motive provided.
The accused shooter, a former Brown student, planned and carried out a deadly attack at Brown University and MIT, leaving behind videos revealing he had planned the assault for years; he was found dead of a self-inflicted gunshot after the shootings.
Claudio Valente, motivated by a 20-year grudge, carried out a deadly shooting at Brown University and later murdered MIT professor Nuno Loureiro, recording videos that revealed his long-standing planning and lack of remorse; he died by suicide before being apprehended, and the investigation into his motives continues.
Former classmates suggest that the intense academic environment and mental health issues may have contributed to the motives behind the Brown University shooting, highlighting the pressures of competitive academia and the impact on individuals' mental well-being.
The Department of Education is investigating Brown University for potential violations of the Clery Act following a fatal campus shooting, focusing on security camera coverage, emergency notification delays, and building security, amid broader concerns about campus safety and federal funding compliance.
The U.S. Education Department will investigate Brown University to determine if it complied with the Clery Act regarding crime reporting and safety procedures following a mass shooting that resulted in two deaths and nine injuries.
Brown University's police chief has been placed on leave following a deadly shooting on campus that resulted in two deaths and nine injuries, prompting reviews of campus safety policies and response procedures amid criticism and federal oversight.
Brown University is implementing safety measures and launching reviews, including an external safety assessment and an investigation by the Department of Education for potential Clery Act violations, following a deadly campus shooting that resulted in two student deaths and nine injuries.
Brown University police chief Rodney Chatman was placed on leave following a mass shooting on campus that resulted in two deaths and nine injuries. The university is reviewing its safety protocols, installing more security cameras, and a federal review is underway to assess compliance with safety standards for federal aid.
Brown University is hiring former Providence Police Chief Hugh Clements as interim vice president of public safety following campus shootings and the suspension of current VP Rodney Chatman, amid an investigation into the university's security protocols.
Brown University has placed its vice president for public safety on leave and is conducting an after-action review following a mass shooting that resulted in two student deaths and nine injuries. The Department of Education is reviewing whether the university violated the Clery Act, and the university is working to enhance campus security measures. The incident has prompted federal and local law enforcement involvement and scrutiny of campus safety protocols.
The U.S. Department of Education is reviewing Brown University for potential violations of the Clery Act following a deadly campus shooting, focusing on campus security, emergency notifications, and compliance with federal safety requirements, with a deadline for submission of relevant documents by January 30, 2026.
Ella Cook, a 19-year-old Brown University sophomore, was mourned at her funeral in Birmingham, Alabama, after being killed in a shooting at Brown. The attack also claimed the life of another student and injured nine others, with the gunman later found dead from a self-inflicted gunshot. Cook was remembered for her intelligence, kindness, and Christian faith, and her death has sparked national reactions and mourning.
A Brown University custodian reported a suspicious individual multiple times before a deadly shooting on campus, highlighting concerns about security and the importance of trusting instincts. The shooter, Claudio Neves Valente, was later linked to other attacks and died by suicide. The incident raises questions about campus safety measures and the need for better surveillance and security protocols.
