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Washington U. Bridges Past, Present at Athletics Complex

This access control bridge at Washington University's Gary M. Sumers Recreation Center in St. Louis — designed by Bohlin Cywinski Jackson of Philadelphia with local associate Hastings+Chivetta — puts visitors literally on top of the activity.

[Photos by James Byard]

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Infographic: AEDs and School Athletics

The rate of young people dying from cardiac arrest has increased by 10 percent in the last 10 years, from 6,328 in 2005 to 7,000 in 2015. Sadly, 54 percent of these cardiovascular deaths occur in high school students.

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Fan's Fall from Railing at Mile High Proves Fatal

A fan who fell from a stairway railing at Sports Authority Field at Mile High on Monday has died. Jason Coy, 36, fell an estimated 60 feet shortly after the conclusion of Monday night’s NFL game between the Denver Broncos and Houston Texans.

NAACP Calls for Federal Investigation of HS 'Hate Crime'

At a conference Monday, Derrick Johnson, president of the Mississippi chapter of the NAACP, addressed the press concerning a recent incident involving an African-American member of the Wiggins football team and a noose.

Can Underwater Surveillance Help Prevent Drownings?

The city of Edmonton has recently issued a Request for Proposal for the installation of underwater cameras in response to concern over their growing drowning rates.

District Drops Insurance Policy, Students Left with Bill

As a consequence of budget cuts finalized in spring of 2016, Paterson (N.J.) Public Schools has dropped accident insurance that previously covered accidental injury to students and student-athletes while on school grounds or attending school functions.

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NCS4 Signs Agreement with INTERPOL

To strengthen law enforcement capacity in sport safety and security, the International Criminal Police Organization (INTERPOL) has signed a cooperation agreement with The University of Southern Mississippi’s National Center for Spectator Sports Safety and

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NCS4 Best Practices Guides

The environment and threats surrounding sporting events change, and as a result, should be considered a living document that must change to meet challenges, take advantage of new resources, and avoid the development of patterns that could result in a secu

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National Marathon Safety and Security Summit Set

Marathon and endurance event officials from across the country will converge on Dec. 12-14 in Biloxi, Miss. for the National Marathon Safety and Security Summit, hosted by The University of Southern Mississippi’s National Center for Spectator Sports Safet

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Athletic Trainers to Strike While Sporting Events Go On

Earlier this week, faculty at 14 universities owned by the state of Pennsylvania went on strike, and the impact of the walkout could extend beyond the classroom to the playing field.

Experts Prescribe Active Rehab for Concussion Patients

In October 2015, a grant from the NFL Foundation was given to fund a two-day meeting of the nation’s leading experts in the fields of concussion research, treatment and care.

Mother Levels Wrongful Death Suit Against Helmet Manufacturer

In a lawsuit filed Friday, Jeanine Smith sought financial retribution over the death of her son Andre due to a blunt force head trauma suffered on the football field.

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