Carbon monoxide in college housing has injured and killed students across the U.S.—often in dorms, fraternity houses, and off-campus apartments where detection and training are inconsistent. Drawing from national incident data and real campus tragedies, this article explores why CO safety varies by state, why building codes treat student spaces differently, and why many students are being told to protect themselves with personal CO alarms.

CO Safe Schools has released its 2nd annual U.S. Campus Report Card – highlighting startling statistics and data for 2023-2024 school year.

Unprotected: A Case Study of Carbon Monoxide in U.S. Schools and Daycares

Distinguished Senator, I'm again writing to you in support of HB1823 that would make Virginia the 7th state in the US to require some...