Whether we realize it or not, we are constantly on camera. Security cameras are placed all around us: on street lights, in parking lots, in stores, in office buildings, and outside of homes. Video footage is the gold standard of Read More
Now that it is summer and restrictions are being lifted all across the country, larger events, both outdoors AND indoors are being scheduled to take place. After a year of being required to meet in small groups and restrictions that Read More
Throughout the country, there has been concern over the growing number of active shooter incidents. In just the past three weeks, we have seen three major active shooter cases broadcasted across numerous television networks, and you can read through pages Read More
On December 18th, the Federal Drug Administration granted emergency authorization for the use of Moderna’s COVID-19 vaccine for those ages 18 and older, the second COVID-19 vaccine to be approved in the United States. Since the authorization of these vaccines, Read More
Over the summer, we experienced a large decline in COVID cases and watched Massachusetts loosen restrictions to a level that was safe, while approaching normal. Despite weeks of below 1% infection rate , we have not been able to maintain Read More
Since 1872, Boston the highest recorded snowfall for October was 1.1 inches, a record that was crushed this Halloween weekend. On Friday the 30th, Boston experienced its first round of snow that amounted to over four inches, allowing the Read More
How are you feeling right now? Take a moment to step back from what you are doing and try to identify what is causing you to feel that way. Feeling a little extra stressed? Overwhelmed? Us too.
Although COVID-19 has Read More
When a crisis strikes, what is your plan? Is it written down? Can your employees easily access that plan? Are your employees aware of the necessary steps they must take in the case of an emergency?
These are all questions Read More
Throughout this pandemic, almost everyone has heard procedures such as mask-wearing, social distancing, and online work as a “new normal”. For most of us, including myself, this phrase is taken with a grain of salt. We may think that this Read More
The coronavirus pandemic has provided challenges across all industries and higher education is no exception. In March, colleges and universities closed for the spring semester sending students home with the hopes of slowing the spread of COVID-19 and returning to Read More
