Students are uneasy as the FSU shooting anniversary approaches
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The one-year anniversary of a mass shooting at Florida State University is approaching, with students and staff still grappling with the aftermath. The university has bolstered campus security and is holding a moment of silence to commemorate the victims.
The mass shooting at Florida State University occurred on April 17 last year, killing two people and injuring six others. The suspect, Phoenix Ikner, is awaiting trial scheduled for October. Campus security has been heightened, with tweaked locking mechanisms on hundreds of doors and thousands of camera views across campus. FSU has also invested in AI technology for weapon detection. The university is holding a moment of silence at noon on April 17 to commemorate the victims. Florida lawmakers have passed legislation expanding the guardian program to state colleges and universities, allowing certain faculty and staff to carry firearms on campus.
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