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BiPSU threatens expulsion over campus gun scare incident
Biliran Province State University has issued a stern warning to students that any threats or acts endangering others on campus will result in immediate expulsion. The warning follows an alleged gun threat involving a third-year student and a faculty member.
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TACLOBAN CITY — Biliran Province State University (BiPSU) in Naval has adopted a zero-tolerance stance on campus safety after an alleged gun threat incident involving a third-year female college student and a teacher on Monday.
The university issued a formal reminder to its student body on Monday, warning that any student found to be threatening or endangering the safety of others on campus will face expulsion on the first offense. The announcement underscores the institution's commitment to maintaining a secure learning environment for all members of the university community.
While details of the specific incident remain limited, the university's swift action signals its intent to treat such matters with the utmost seriousness. Campus security officials have been alerted to remain vigilant and enforce the updated safety protocols.
The warning comes amid growing concerns about campus safety across educational institutions in the region. BiPSU's hardline policy aims to deter potential offenders and reassure students and staff that their wellbeing is a top priority for the university administration.
Students have been advised to report any suspicious activities or threats to university security immediately. The university has also encouraged open dialogue between students and staff to address concerns before they escalate into critical incidents.