A little over a year ago when COVID-19 was at its peak in some places, 72% of respondents in a Seton Hall survey said they would not attend sports games until the development of a vaccine. Well, the COVID-19 vaccines are here and easily accessible for most people across the U.S. That means – the … Continued
Read MoreIt’s no secret that heightened security at major sporting venues, concert arenas, airports, and other major public areas is a non-negotiable these days. The public is more aware than ever of the security risks that come with being in large public spaces, especially since there is no shortage of news stories about international terror threats … Continued
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