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The Rhodes Scholarship in UK, established in 1902 by Cecil Rhodes, epitomizes academic excellence and leadership. - Vimarsana News

The Rhodes Scholarship in UK, established in 1902 by Cecil Rhodes, epitomizes academic excellence and leadership.

The Rhodes Scholarship in UK is not just a financial support system; it's a transformative journey shaping global leaders. From a rigorous application process to the vibrant life as a Rhodes Scholar, the impact spans disciplines and borders. Challenges are acknowledged, but they propel the scholarship towards continuous evolution.

Rhodes Professorship of Race Relations renamed – The Oxford Student - Vimarsana News

Rhodes Professorship of Race Relations renamed – The Oxford Student

Ruby Hurst reports on news the Rhodes Professorship of Race Relations will be renamed to the Professorship of African Studies.

Sir Henry Kissinger: Midwife to New Babylon - Vimarsana News

Sir Henry Kissinger: Midwife to New Babylon

The moment Kissinger’s last breath left his corpse, media commentators lost no time running out the gates, either singing songs of slavish praise about the “great liberal statesman” on one hand or composing devastating critiques of the bloodstained trail of tears Kissinger’s legacy left on the world. I was beginning to think that nothing new

Gen Z gets a bad rap but it also includes problem-solving young people - Vimarsana News

Gen Z gets a bad rap but it also includes problem-solving young people

Catherine Ford: In a world seemingly gone mad, Gen Z is our hope. It is they who will have to clean up after us; to face a planet in chaos.

the WW1 conspiracy... - Vimarsana News

the WW1 conspiracy...

November 11, 1918.All across the Western front, the clocks that were lucky enough to escape the four years of shelling chimed the eleventh hour. And with that the First World War came to an end.