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Harvard 'nears deal to let under fire president Claudine Gay KEEP her job as board holds crunch talks late into the night - Vimarsana News

Harvard 'nears deal to let under fire president Claudine Gay KEEP her job as board holds crunch talks late into the night

Harvard President Claudine Gay appears set to keep her job despite outrage over her Congressional testimony refusing to properly condemn antisemites on campus.

'Fraudulent': Dershowitz reveals how Claudine Gay ascended to Harvard's presidency - Vimarsana News

'Fraudulent': Dershowitz reveals how Claudine Gay ascended to Harvard's presidency

Harvard University President Claudine Gay was able to ascend to the ivy league university’s top post by being a major champion for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI), Harvard University law professor Alan Dershowitz said Monday.

Source: wnd.com
UPenn trustees have NOT called for president Liz Magill's resignation - but will meet again on Sunday to weigh her future after telling her to 'think long and hard' about whether she can 'function in her role effectively' - Vimarsana News

UPenn trustees have NOT called for president Liz Magill's resignation - but will meet again on Sunday to weigh her future after telling her to 'think long and hard' about whether she can 'function in her role effectively'

Magill is facing massive backlash after saying calling for the genocide of Jews didn't necessarily break UPenn's rules.

155 and thriving: How Dickson Street changed before our eyes | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette - Vimarsana News

155 and thriving: How Dickson Street changed before our eyes | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

When Dr. Patricia Relph and her husband, Dr. Roger D. Gross, moved to Fayetteville from the San Fernando Valley in 1980, they felt like they had really lucked out. Their friends back in California envied them moving to an area where they could buy land and build a home, especially in a state that was less polluted than their own. The two of them just thought Arkansas and Fayetteville were beautiful.

155 and thriving | Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette - Vimarsana News

155 and thriving | Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

When Dr. Patricia Relph and her husband, Dr. Roger D. Gross, moved to Fayetteville from the San Fernando Valley in 1980, they felt like they had really lucked out. Their friends back in California envied them moving to an area where they could buy land and build a home, especially in a state that was less polluted than their own. The two of them just thought Arkansas and Fayetteville were beautiful.