SECURITYJun 2 · 16:29 UTCNY POSTNina Joudeh

Students erupt as San Diego State University brings in massive surveillance system — even in classrooms

Students at San Diego State University reacted strongly to the installation of a large-scale surveillance system, including cameras in classrooms. The system was part of a $1.3 million upgrade by university police completed in 2024.

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