University requests exemption from concealed carry bill
Friday, June 28, 2013
MANHATTAN -- Kansas State University, along with the other Kansas Board of Regents schools, has requested a four-year exemption from allowing the concealed carry of weapons on campus. In accordance with House Bill No. 2052, Kansas State University will be included in the four-year exemption.
"This exemption will allow the adequate time to look at all aspects of how the new law impacts our university," said Ronnie Grice, assistant vice president for public safety.
The university has signs where weapons are prohibited.
The university's general weapons policy also will remain unchanged during this four-year period.
