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UConn student activists: Administration wasn't listening. UConn says: We are listening - Vimarsana News

UConn student activists: Administration wasn't listening. UConn says: We are listening

A UConn spokesperson said the university does listen but said officials may not always give students the answer they want.

"No Means No:" Revolution against rape holds a sit-in to end victim blaming - Vimarsana News

"No Means No:" Revolution against rape holds a sit-in to end victim blaming

Revolution Against Rape held a sit-in on Tuesday from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. outside the Rowe Center for Undergraduate Education where a group of students held signs and protested victim blaming on Fairfield Way. 

🎙Options to host 3rd-annual Rock Against Rape concert May 4 in Hays - Vimarsana News

🎙Options to host 3rd-annual Rock Against Rape concert May 4 in Hays

Photo courtesy of Pixabay By TONY GUERREROHays PostResidents are urged

United States: Push back against policing reforms in San Francisco - Vimarsana News

United States: Push back against policing reforms in San Francisco

In the March 5 primary elections in San Franciso, a city long hated by conservatives for its liberal and progressive image, voters adopted two propositions (E and F) to increase police powers. Both passed by large margins, reports Malik Miah.

San Francisco Props B, E and F: Expanding police powers, setting requirements for substance abuse - Vimarsana News

San Francisco Props B, E and F: Expanding police powers, setting requirements for substance abuse

Here's a look at what Props E and F would do in San Francisco, why Mayor London Breed is supporting them and the arguments of those who oppose the ideas.

Source: ktvu.com