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How a Stanford bat broke into my dorm room - Vimarsana News

How a Stanford bat broke into my dorm room

Sarayu Pai continues to follow interactions between animals — frogs, raccoons, and even bats — and students at Stanford.

An Arguably Good Trip: Colgate Debate Society Travels to Vietnam - Vimarsana News

An Arguably Good Trip: Colgate Debate Society Travels to Vietnam

Over winter break, eight Colgate University Debate Society members traveled to Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, to compete in the World’s University Debating Championship (WUDC).  WUDC is a student-run tournament held in a different continent every year. Over 800 teams gather to debate in the British Parliamentary style. Senior Brenna McConnell is the Debate Society...

NRN editors discuss Taco Bell's new CEO and Chick-fil-A | Nation's Restaurant News - Vimarsana News

NRN editors discuss Taco Bell's new CEO and Chick-fil-A | Nation's Restaurant News

Plus, hear from Amy Zhou, director of operations, Cote Korean Steakhouse

Source: nrn.com
How Cote Korean Steakhouse is preparing for growth - Vimarsana News

How Cote Korean Steakhouse is preparing for growth

Cote Korean Steakhouse has experienced success in NYC and Miami and now has its eye on every major U.S. city. as the demand for Korean cuisine increases.

Source: nrn.com
The Harvard Crimson will switch from daily to weekly print starting this fall - Vimarsana News

The Harvard Crimson will switch from daily to weekly print starting this fall

The Harvard Crimson, Harvard's daily student newspaper, is 149 years old for this year. Starting in the fall, it will follow many other newspapers in reducing its print schedule to once a week, the paper's editors announced in a letter to readers on Thursday. The Crimson will publish daily on w…