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Being the First: What it Means to be a First-generation College Student - Vimarsana News

Being the First: What it Means to be a First-generation College Student

Being the First: What it Means to be a First-generation College Student   Higher education is changing. As the college-going population in America shifts to include a larger...

Executive Spotlight: Catheryn Chacon and Liliana Atanacio/co-presidents, Latinas413 - Vimarsana News

Executive Spotlight: Catheryn Chacon and Liliana Atanacio/co-presidents, Latinas413

Catheryn Chacon and Lilliana Atanacio are the co-presidents of Latinas413, an organization that was formed last year to assist Latinas in the Berkshire with economic and social capital.

Dozens rally in Park Square to support Colombian protesters 'sacrificing their lives for change' - Vimarsana News

Dozens rally in Park Square to support Colombian protesters 'sacrificing their lives for change'

PITTSFIELD — At least 75 people demonstrated in Park Square on Thursday evening, in solidarity with the anti-government protests sweeping Colombia that are being met with violence from police. Dozens demonstrate Thursday evening at Park Square in Pittsfield, in solidarity with anti-government protests sweeping Colombia that are being met with violence from police.AMANDA BURKE — THE BERKSHIRE EAGLE “We want them to know that we are here, that we see them, support them,” said Catheryn Chacon. “We see all the struggle, and all the lives that have been lost and fighting f...

Latinas 413: '¿Para qué sufrir si no hace falta?' | Arts And Culture - Vimarsana News

Latinas 413: '¿Para qué sufrir si no hace falta?' | Arts And Culture

On a cold Tuesday evening, in a tidy Pittsfield apartment she shares with her two children, Laura Cabrera begins her weekly singing lessons with her teacher, a man 5,600 miles away in Argentina. The song this evening, Mexican folk singer Natalia Lafourcade’s “Para Qué Sufrir,” could well serve as an anthem for Cabrera and a group of Berkshire women who, in the past year, have resolved to open doors and ease others’ agony. “Para Qué Sufrir.” Translation: “Why Suffer.” “¿Para qué sufrir si no hace falta?” Cabrera sings as her instruc...