"UNC Students Slam University's Handling of Active Shooter Crisis"

Students at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill are criticizing the school's response to an active shooter emergency. During the three-hour lockdown and police manhunt following a fatal shooting on campus, students felt unprepared and panicked due to a lack of detailed information. While university leaders maintain that their active shooter response protocol was a success, students are demanding immediate improvements to communication, preparedness, and staff response. They are calling for better faculty training, enhancements to the alert system, and locks on all classrooms. Campus police have been praised for their quick initial notification, but some argue that more specific and accurate details about active threats are crucial for student safety.