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Local student with autism whose high school graduation speech went viral scores first job - Vimarsana News

Local student with autism whose high school graduation speech went viral scores first job

Local student with autism whose high school graduation speech went viral scores first job Four years ago, we were buzzing about a Seaholm High School senior’s graduation speech that went viral. This month, I caught up with that young man to see where he is now. Guess what? He continues to inspire. and last updated 2021-05-14 10:19:23-04 KALAMAZOO, Mich. (WXYZ) — Four years ago, we were buzzing about a Seaholm High School senior’s graduation speech that went viral. This month, I caught up with that young man to see where he is now. Guess what? He continues to inspire.

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COVID-19 causes decrease in number of students working on campus - Vimarsana News

COVID-19 causes decrease in number of students working on campus

While COVID-19 decreased the amount of students on campus, it has also caused a decline in the number of students working on Western Michigan University's campus. Ewa Urban, director of assessment and effectiveness, said there are normally around 5,500 students, which includes between 800 and 900 graduate assistants, who work on campus for a whole academic year and are paid through the university. In Fall 2020 and Spring 2021, only 3,200 students were working on campus that were paid through the university, which was a nearly 42% drop from last year. If Summer II were to be included in the nu...

WMU College of Aviation to move into new $24 million building - Vimarsana News

WMU College of Aviation to move into new $24 million building

Western Michigan University’s College of Aviation will open a new $24 million building on the aviation campus to meet the increased demand in the aviation field. The new building will