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Elkhart Police investigating shooting with injuries, two suspects in custody - Vimarsana News

Elkhart Police investigating shooting with injuries, two suspects in custody

ELKHART — The Elkhart Police Department is investigating a shooting with injuries that happened late Thursday evening on East Bristol St.

Tech faculty lose, appeal civil rights lawsuit - Vimarsana News

Tech faculty lose, appeal civil rights lawsuit

U.S. District Court Judge Waverly Crenshaw released a written opinion in December ruling against two Tennessee Tech faculty members who sued the university's provost for alleged violations of their First and Fourteenth Amendment rights. The federal lawsuit filed in October 2021 by Dr. Julia Grube

Tennessee Tech professors lose First Amendment case against university – Tennessee Lookout - Vimarsana News

Tennessee Tech professors lose First Amendment case against university – Tennessee Lookout

Two Tennessee Tech professors have lost a case against the Cookeville university in which they alleged their First Amendment rights were violated.

Tennessee Tech Professors Lose Speech, Due Process Case - Vimarsana News

Tennessee Tech Professors Lose Speech, Due Process Case

Two professors at Tennessee Tech University who sued the institution for disciplining them for putting up a flier on campus lost their case last week. The flier—which the professors said was a parody—criticized the faculty adviser for Turning Point USA on campus, who also supported a local school board’s decision not to change the name of a sports mascot that many Native

Tech Faculty File For Preliminary Injunction To Remove Sanctions - Vimarsana News

Tech Faculty File For Preliminary Injunction To Remove Sanctions

Two Tech faculty members suing the university’s provost filed a motion for a preliminary injunction earlier this year, requesting the court to restrain the enforcement of sanctions imposed upon them. However, the provost’s attorneys argue that such an injunction is not necessary. The federal laws