concealed handguns

I feel strongly that campus carry would inflict more harm than good because adding more guns to our campus doesn’t stop violence; it just increases the probability of violent acts to occur.

Guns may soon be making an appearance inside the halls of UHCL, as well as other public colleges and universities across the state of Texas.

I agree with John C., the dissenting writer whose words you published in the latest edition of The Signal.

Hello, My name is John and I recently came across your article about the bill currently proposed in the Texas Legislature concerning Concealed Handgun License holders being able to conceal on campus. I had a few concerns about it. 1).…

On a hot day in August back in 1966, Charles Whitman, an engineering student at the University of Texas and a former Marine, climbed to the observation deck of the university’s tower and opened fire upon the students below.

There is no question that legalization of marijuana is and will be the center of controversy until its prohibition ends.

At Virginia Tech, April 16, 2007, a gunman went on a killing spree leaving 32 students and faculty members dead. The gunman, Seung-Hui Cho, also a student at Virginia Tech, killed himself afterward.

Dear Editor: We would like to address The Signal and the student body at large concerning the issue of concealed handguns on campus.

You gather your things for any normal school day. You grab your bag, your books, your laptop and…your gun?

Texas legislation may soon pass a bill that would allow licensed, concealed handgun carriers to bring their guns onto college and university campuses. Some people may see this as a mistake that would allow guns to overrun campus grounds,…