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Mike Copeland: Gas prices jump; Baylor fundraising chief; Chamber legacy award; Building permit roundup - Vimarsana News

Mike Copeland: Gas prices jump; Baylor fundraising chief; Chamber legacy award; Building permit roundup

Gas prices were rebounding in time for Christmas. Baylor hired a new vice president for university advancement. Scott Felton will get a chamber legacy award, and more Waco business news.

ENMU names first Vice-President for Advancement and Public Relations - Vimarsana News

ENMU names first Vice-President for Advancement and Public Relations

Today, Chancellor James Johnston announced that Warren Lloyd, a veteran higher education advancement professional, has been hired as the university's first Vice-President for Advancement and Public Relations. Lloyd will begin his tenure with ENMU on January 8, 2024.

Transforming Western NY: Health, education and support - Vimarsana News

Transforming Western NY: Health, education and support

WNY's health care, education and community support are transforming thanks to substantial investments – Roswell Park's $98 million cell and gene therapy hub, UB's $40 million gift, and MacKenzie Scott's

UB: A billion and beyond - Vimarsana News

UB: A billion and beyond

At his annual state of the university address, University at Buffalo President Satish K. Tripathi announced today that UB has raised more than $1 billion through a comprehensive fundraising effort.

UB president announces $40M gift for engineering school - Vimarsana News

UB president announces $40M gift for engineering school

The donation will help UB build an engineering school building and support engineering research and education, University at Buffalo President Satish Tripathi said.