Interesting development on that front. Virginia Attorney General Cucinelli recently released an opinion saying that universities cannot prohibit concealed carry by policy alone. Rather they must go through the process to get a regulation published in the Virginia Administrative Code (some, but not all, VA universities currently have such a regulation published). This is subject to a higher standard of review and can be fought by VA gun rights organization such as the Virginia Citizen's Defense League.RPB wrote: In Virginia, it's the opposite; by default, you have a constitutional right under their State constitution, to be armed, but a school can "opt out" and prohibit it by "rules" ... though it isn't "illegal" ... except perhaps if they get you for trespassing of some sort or disturbing the peace or something
More analysis here.