How students can prepare for an active threat at Western
By Cordelia Longo | April 10School shootings have increased in the past two years. Here’s information for Western students on our campus' active threat protocol.
Cordelia Longo (they/them) is a senior at Western majoring in political science. In their free time, you can find them listening to Taylor Swift and asking to pet strangers' dogs.
School shootings have increased in the past two years. Here’s information for Western students on our campus' active threat protocol.
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