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College shopping? A criterion you may not have considered - Vimarsana News

College shopping? A criterion you may not have considered

A university willing to cut corners to feed a for-profit catering corporation might still be the best place to send your child. Or not.

Ariz. Supreme Ct. Rejects Constitutional Challenge to Law that Limits Liquor Servers' Liability - Vimarsana News

Ariz. Supreme Ct. Rejects Constitutional Challenge to Law that Limits Liquor Servers' Liability

A divided Arizona Supreme Court upheld a state law that limits liability to bars and restaurants for damages caused by intoxicated patrons, overturning a

NMU: Carbon Neutral by 2050 | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

NMU: Carbon Neutral by 2050 | News, Sports, Jobs

BY ALEXANDRIA BOURNONVILLE Journal Staff Wrtier MARQUETTE—Northern Michigan University expects to reduce its carbon footprint by 85% by 2050. NMU rec

UNM launches sustainability department to lead the way towards a greener future - Vimarsana News

UNM launches sustainability department to lead the way towards a greener future

The University of New Mexico (UNM) is taking a significant step towards a sustainable future with the creation of a new, dedicated Sustainability Department. This initiative aligns with UNM's commitment to creating a more eco-friendly and environmentally...

Source: unm.edu
Ruling shields Arizona bar owners in overserving cases - Vimarsana News

Ruling shields Arizona bar owners in overserving cases

Despite the Arizona Constitution barring lawmakers from limiting someone's right to sue, a new ruling says lawmakers can shield bar owners and bartenders from liability when a person is overserved.

Source: tucson.com