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Tracked: How Colleges Use AI To Monitor Student Protests - Vimarsana News

Tracked: How Colleges Use AI To Monitor Student Protests

Tracked: How Colleges Use AI To Monitor Student Protests. The pitch was attractive and simple. For a few thousand dollars a year, Social Sentinel offered schools across the country sophisticated technology to scan social media posts from students at risk of...

Tracked: How one company's AI surveillance tool helps colleges monitor protests - Vimarsana News

Tracked: How one company's AI surveillance tool helps colleges monitor protests

How colleges use AI to monitor student protests

NAACP lawsuit over Alamance County Confederate monument dismissed, appeal likely - Vimarsana News

NAACP lawsuit over Alamance County Confederate monument dismissed, appeal likely

A superior court judge dismissed an NAACP lawsuit against the Alamance County Commissioners demanding they remove the county's Confederate monument in front of the courthouse.

Henderson County News: NROTC graduates fighting to save armory on UNC campus - Vimarsana News

Henderson County News: NROTC graduates fighting to save armory on UNC campus

Henderson County (Sep 3, 2022) - Graduates of the United States Naval Armory on the campus at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill are fighting to save the building, which is slated for demolition in the campus’s 2019 master plan.

Alumni: All hands on deck to save the UNC Naval Armory - Vimarsana News

Alumni: All hands on deck to save the UNC Naval Armory

The United States Naval Armory on campus at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill is slated for demolition in the campus' 2019 Master Plan. The plan was developed in 2015/16 to align with the university's strategic priorities, but was on a shelf during the pandemic. The Armory building is slated to be razed