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Faith & Values: Lifelong learning helps us makes sense of the world - Vimarsana News

Faith & Values: Lifelong learning helps us makes sense of the world

Learning is good for the soul, especially at times when we feel discouraged or overwhelmed by life.

Around Town: Gillette College groups partner for pet supply and food drive - Vimarsana News

Around Town: Gillette College groups partner for pet supply and food drive

Residents can now donate to an ongoing pet supply and food drive that’s taking place on the Gillette College campus.

UK Arts and Sciences inducts 4 into Hall of Fame - Vimarsana News

UK Arts and Sciences inducts 4 into Hall of Fame

The University of Kentucky’s College of Arts and Sciences recognized three alumni and one emeriti faculty Friday, April 5, with membership in its Hall of Fame. The honor recognizes UK Arts and Sciences alumni and faculty who exemplify the foundational importance of an arts and sciences education and who have contributed significantly to their professions, their communities and UK.

Source: uky.edu
Nia Naylor's Journey to HUSA Presidency - Vimarsana News

Nia Naylor's Journey to HUSA Presidency

Nia Naylor, outgoing HUSA President, reflects on her journey to a campus leader while planning her next steps in advocacy and politics.

A crime surge led to U.S. travel warnings. These Caribbean destinations are pushing back - Vimarsana News

A crime surge led to U.S. travel warnings. These Caribbean destinations are pushing back

The governments of Jamaica and The Bahamas, pushing back against a recent advisory by the U.S. State Department warning Americans visiting both places to be aware of violent crimes — including a wave of recent killings — insist that the island nations remain safe for tourists.

Source: yahoo.com