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Family tragedies serve to prepare Weber State grad for future as grief counsellor | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Family tragedies serve to prepare Weber State grad for future as grief counsellor | News, Sports, Jobs

OGDEN — J. David Carrillo has suffered his share of losses in life, but he’s determined not to let them hold him back. In fact, the 34-year-old Clearfiel

New Langston University President Ruth Ray Jackson interview - Vimarsana News

New Langston University President Ruth Ray Jackson interview

The only Historically Black College or University in Oklahoma and the westernmost HBCU in the U.S., Langston University's growing relationship with Tulsa has its new president excited for the future.

Next steps for Langston University? New president says school is heading in the right direction - Vimarsana News

Next steps for Langston University? New president says school is heading in the right direction

Incoming president Ruth Ray Jackson says she believes in the power of education to change lives and Langston has power to help.

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Northern Arizona University clarifies status of students arrested at protest following dean's email - Vimarsana News

Northern Arizona University clarifies status of students arrested at protest following dean's email

While a letter written by Northern Arizona University President José Luis Cruz Rivera on Friday explained that the 21 students arrested on April 30 would be "afforded their right to

Graduation days: University of Northern Colorado honors more than 1,200 students - Vimarsana News

Graduation days: University of Northern Colorado honors more than 1,200 students

Nearly 43% of the spring undergraduate students are the first in their family to graduate from college, according to the University of Northern Colorado.