Congress to address bomb threats at historically Black colleges
ABC News
HBCU bomb threats will be addressed by Congress in a hearing about campus safety and domestic terrorism.
Congress is set to address security at historically Black colleges and universities in the wake of dozens of high-profile bomb threats.
The House Committee on Oversight and Reform and the Subcommittee on Civil Rights and Civil Liberties will hold a hearing Thursday featuring HBCU students alongside FBI and Department of Education officials.
The hearing aims to explore how the government can help to improve campus security and prevent domestic terrorism.
The campuses of at least 36 HBCUs, as well as other universities, have been targeted and at least 18 of these colleges and universities were targeted on Feb. 1 -- the first day of Black History Month.
