In The Media

Distinguished Professor David Weisburd, in Newsweek, warns against making causal arguments about crime trends without carefully controlled research.

Stitt has been named has been named one of Life Safety Alliance’s Top 40 Global Thought Leaders in security and life safety for 2026.

Gill discusses the intersection of research, policy, and community insight in modern criminology.

Gill confirms the idea that curfews don’t provide positive results.

Academic advisors unpack the realities of advising in the Keystone Concepts in Teaching podcast.

Research from Dong, published in the peer-reviewed Security Journal, warns about how valid firearms detection algorithms are in the "real world."

Associate Professor Beidi Dong from the Department of Criminology, Law and Society was quoted in The Good Men Project about automatic weapons detection in schools.

Weisburd is mentioned by author Malcolm Gladwell during Settle In podcast on PBS NewsHour.

Distinguished university professor and executive director of the Center for Evidence-Based Crime Policy quoted in article on Massachusetts State Police Academy's use of paramilitary structure.