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ASU System trustees approve opening of A-State Qatar | Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette - Vimarsana News

ASU System trustees approve opening of A-State Qatar | Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

Though Arkansas State University already has a foothold in Mexico with its Campus Queretaro, the second-largest university in the state by enrollment is also represented in the Middle East.

Sexual assault survivor says delays in police investigation allowed perpetrator to attack a teenager - Vimarsana News

Sexual assault survivor says delays in police investigation allowed perpetrator to attack a teenager

A Utah woman said delays in properly investigating her report of sexual assault allowed her perpetrator to remain free and attack a teenage girl more than a year later.

Source: ksl.com
The Thrill (and Discomfort) of Starting Over | Twin Cities Business - Vimarsana News

The Thrill (and Discomfort) of Starting Over | Twin Cities Business

To get the expertise he needs for his AI art apparel startup, the founder of RoboArt Labs gives up some equity.

Source: tcbmag.com
City that censored advocacy for veterans apologizes, pays up - Vimarsana News

City that censored advocacy for veterans apologizes, pays up

An activist who has been traveling among several cities promoting the message "God Bless the Homeless Vets" is settling a lawsuit with a Georgia city that censored his First Amendment rights by having an officer arrest him.

Source: wnd.com
Man arrested for holding sign at City Hall settles lawsuit - Vimarsana News

Man arrested for holding sign at City Hall settles lawsuit

A Georgia city has apologized for arresting a man for engaging in advocacy on behalf of homeless veterans in front of the city hall.