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Doug Campbell Promoted to President, Colling Media Ad Agency - Vimarsana News

Doug Campbell Promoted to President, Colling Media Ad Agency

/PRNewswire/ -- Colling Media, a Phoenix-based Advertising Agency has announced Doug Campbell, 41, has been named President effective immediately. Campbell...

TikTok Becoming Game Changer for College Enrollment Success, Colling Media Ad Agency Explains - Vimarsana News

TikTok Becoming Game Changer for College Enrollment Success, Colling Media Ad Agency Explains

/PRNewswire/ -- Colling Media, one of the fastest-growing advertising agencies, uses TikTok's ad platform to drive higher enrollment for trade schools. The...

What do interdisciplinary studies majors end up doing? Everything - Vimarsana News

What do interdisciplinary studies majors end up doing? Everything

What do you do with a degree in interdisciplinary studies? Everything, as it turns out. A showcase highlighting interdisciplinary majors' projects last week also featured a panel discussion with four alumni from the College of Integrative Arts and Sciences at ASU who discussed how the degree has affected their careers.

Source: asu.edu
Russian hackers leak confidential UK police data on the 'dark web' - Vimarsana News

Russian hackers leak confidential UK police data on the 'dark web'

The cyber-criminal gang Clop has released some of the material it plundered from an IT firm that handles access to the police national computer (PNC) on the so-called 'dark web'.

Ambassadors help ASU commit to Indigenous health - Vimarsana News

Ambassadors help ASU commit to Indigenous health

Seven local and national Indigenous community leaders are working as ambassadors with ASU's College of Health Solutions, advising the college on ways to strengthen its commitment to Indigenous health. “The only way to know how to help communities is to ask them what they need,” says Dean Deborah Helitzer.

Source: asu.edu