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UI hosts keynote speech on stalking for Campus Safety Awareness Month - Vimarsana News

UI hosts keynote speech on stalking for Campus Safety Awareness Month

Keynote speaker Jennifer Landhuis gave a talk titled “Stalking Demystified” as part of Katy Benoit Campus Safety Awareness Month on Tuesday.  Landhuis has over twenty-five years of experience as an educator and advocate on the issues of stalking, domestic violence and sexual assault. She is also the Director of the…

University of Louisiana at Lafayette Clarifies Student Tailgating Policies Amidst Rumors and Backlash - Vimarsana News

University of Louisiana at Lafayette Clarifies Student Tailgating Policies Amidst Rumors and Backlash

Following a series of rumors and some backlash among students and alumni, the University of Louisiana at Lafayette issued a statement to the media to clarify

University of Louisiana Clarifies Student Tailgating Policies - Vimarsana News

University of Louisiana Clarifies Student Tailgating Policies

Following a series of rumors and some backlash among students and alumni, the University of Louisiana at Lafayette issued a statement to clarify its tailgating policies for student organizations.

Boston College Freshmen Swimmers Allegedly Forced to Consume Their Own Vomit - Vimarsana News

Boston College Freshmen Swimmers Allegedly Forced to Consume Their Own Vomit

Freshmen swimmers were allegedly pressured to binge drink and consume their own vomit during a series of team parties at the beginning of September.

Lawyers for Boston College Swimmers and Divers Call Out School for Public Misstatement - Vimarsana News

Lawyers for Boston College Swimmers and Divers Call Out School for Public Misstatement

Attorneys for BC swimmers and divers called the university's premature determination that hazing had occurred "negligent," "harmful," and "damaging."