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How urban colleges try to keep students safe

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U of M attempted robbery
A University of Minnesota police vehicle is parked outside Anderson Hall at the University of Minnesota, Minneapolis campus, Monday afternoon, Nov. 11, 2013. Police said an armed man tried to rob a student in Anderson Hall Monday afternoon before fleeing into the tunnel system between buildings.
AP Photo/The Star Tribune, Jeffrey Wheeler

In light of the recent crime around the University of Minnesota campus, lawmakers will be holding a hearing at the State Capitol Tuesday.

"You've got all these different entities protecting our kids," Higher Education Committee Chairwoman Terri Bonoff told MPR News. "I think it's important for the public to be able to have a venue where they hear a comprehensive approach to what we're doing to keep our kids safe."

Campus safety expert S. Daniel Carter joins The Daily Circuit to discuss ways to keep college kids safe, especially on urban campuses that often struggle with higher levels of crime and students living off campus.