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New Book Launch: Revolutionary Optimism: 7 Steps for Living as a Love-Centered Activist - Vimarsana News

New Book Launch: Revolutionary Optimism: 7 Steps for Living as a Love-Centered Activist

/PRNewswire/ -- In his new handbook, Revolutionary Optimism: 7 Steps for Living as a Love-Centered Activist, Dr. Zeitz shares stories, wisdom, and practices...

#unifyUSA and Landslide PAC Call for Biden to Bow Out of Race and an Open Democratic Convention to Replace Him - Vimarsana News

#unifyUSA and Landslide PAC Call for Biden to Bow Out of Race and an Open Democratic Convention to Replace Him

/PRNewswire/ -- In eight months, voters will select the next president. Recent polls indicate a greatly diminished Joe Biden candidacy and a high likelihood of...

Child Sexual Abuse Survivors Urge Congress to Hold Apple Accountable - Vimarsana News

Child Sexual Abuse Survivors Urge Congress to Hold Apple Accountable

/PRNewswire/ -- This week, survivors of child sexual abuse met with a bipartisan group of lawmakers to urge them to require Apple to detect and remove child...

Journal to publish WIU student's Putnam exam solution - Vimarsana News

Journal to publish WIU student's Putnam exam solution

To some, math is boring or unpleasant — but that's not the case for Noah Seys, a third-year student at Western Illinois University-Quad-Cities.

Researchers use AI to help save a woodpecker species in decline - Vimarsana News

Researchers use AI to help save a woodpecker species in decline

Minnesota researchers are using small audio recording devices to better understand the range and population of red-headed woodpeckers. The bird has seen a precipitous population decline over several decades. Scientists want to learn where the bird is doing well, so important habitats can be preserved.