Investigators believe they have identified a suspect in the Brown University shooting, with a manhunt ongoing as authorities consider releasing the suspect's identity to the public. The shooting left two students dead and nine injured, and the investigation faces challenges due to limited campus surveillance footage and recent weather conditions. The case is also being examined for potential links to a recent MIT professor's killing, though no definitive connection has been established.
Students and professors at various universities, including Queen Mary University of London, Northeastern University, and the University of Leiden, are protesting against the installation of sensors in buildings. These sensors, often referred to as cameras, are being used to monitor building occupancy and optimize space utilization. However, critics argue that the sensors invade privacy and raise concerns about the use and security of the collected data. Some universities have faced backlash and abandoned their plans due to privacy and data protection concerns. The issue of surveillance in university campuses raises questions about control over technology and its potential disciplinary use.
