#QOTW: Does Morgan’s homecoming shooting make students feel less safe on campus?

Members of the student body explained how Saturday’s shooting altered their sense of safety on campus.

Jewel Champbell

Spokesman Staff

After a week full of festivities, Morgan State University’s homecoming concluded with an on-campus shooting Saturday evening.

A Morgan freshman student was injured with a gunshot wound in his chest.

Following Saturday’s shooting, the Spokesman staff asked Morgan students how the event affected their sense of safety on campus.

While some students noted the tragedy of the event, several students said their feeling of safety has not changed because they are accustomed to campus shootings.

Adriana Proctor, senior psychology major, said “Unfortunately it’s something we’re really used to, which is a problem.”