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Home  /  MCFeeds  /  2018  /  6/14 – 6/20  /  Guns on Campus

Guns on Campus

June 01, 2018

This one section of the 6/14 – 6/20, 2018 MCFeed Newsletter

Erik Gilbert, a professor at Arkansas State University, writes that his support for campus carry laws stems from his belief in the right to self-defense, not because he believes students should be expected to stop a mass shooting. “If legally permitted faculty members or students want to carry a gun to school because they think, rightly or wrongly, that it makes them safer, it’s hard to see why anyone else has a legitimate interest in preventing them from doing so,” he writes. Arkansas is one of the states that recently legalized campus carry.

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