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MSU hires exec from Cornell to lead its Office of Institutional Equity - Vimarsana News

MSU hires exec from Cornell to lead its Office of Institutional Equity

Laura Rugless will be the first permanent leader to head MSU's Title IX office in more than a year and a half.

2023 inaugural SmartMTX recap from Red Deer, Alta. - Canadian Manufacturing - Vimarsana News

2023 inaugural SmartMTX recap from Red Deer, Alta. - Canadian Manufacturing

Some 500 plus participants descended on Westerner Park in Red Deer April 4 and 5 to connect over Smart Manufacturing, to network, and to learn about Industry 4.0 applications in manufacturing.

By Announcing an Investigation, Did Tulane Censor Her? - Vimarsana News

By Announcing an Investigation, Did Tulane Censor Her?

After a student published an article defending Kanye West, Tulane denounced it and opened a review of her conduct. Some free-speech experts say the university may have violated her rights by implying that her speech may not be protected.

Battered by spike in fuel costs, commuter bus operator and diesel provider face possible MTA lawsuits - Vimarsana News

Battered by spike in fuel costs, commuter bus operator and diesel provider face possible MTA lawsuits

Ron Dillon Jr.’s family has been in the chartered bus business for more than 100 years. His company, Atlantic Coast Charters, provides service to private groups, universities and government agencies. Until a month ago, he ran three commuter routes for the Maryland Transit Administration.

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How Prison Education Overlooks Women - Vimarsana News

How Prison Education Overlooks Women

For women serving time, fewer choices and more delays stand in the way of college degrees.