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Staff Fest brings Emory employees 'together again' on the Quad - Vimarsana News

Staff Fest brings Emory employees 'together again' on the Quad

Thousands of university employees turned out May 13 for Staff Fest, held in person for the first time since 2019. View photos and find out winners of the volleyball tournament, fun run and “Chalk the Walk” art contest.

Source: emory.edu
America Must Work Harder for Homegrown Talent - Vimarsana News

America Must Work Harder for Homegrown Talent

(Bloomberg Opinion) -- In 1943, Winston Churchill delivered a speech at Harvard University declaring that “the empires of the future are empires of the mind.” The America of the time hardly needed a British statesman, however great, to teach it this lesson: The U.S.

Man accused of murder in Nepean also faces drug charges in Gatineau - Vimarsana News

Man accused of murder in Nepean also faces drug charges in Gatineau

Houghton was found dead at a home on Sherry Lane around 1:30 a.m. on July 22. The Gatineau charges stem from an arrest in August 2020. Cox is accused of possession of illegal cannabis and possession of a controlled substance. In 2020, Cox was charged with possession of property obtained by crime for which he was sentenced to a fine of $200 and 18 months probation. Also last year, he was charged with possession of a controlled substance and with possession of a dangerous weapon, but those charges were stayed. Share this article in your social network Share this Story: Man accused of murder in...

COVIDU app helps model spread of COVID-19 on campuses - Vimarsana News

COVIDU app helps model spread of COVID-19 on campuses

Colleges and universities are confronting a pressing question: How do they safely bring students back to campus amid a surging, world-wide pandemic? The decision involves careful consideration of a range of factors, from shared housing to testing capabilities to the likelihood of asymptomatic spread among students and staff. With death rates climbing to devastating levels and more contagious variants of the virus emerging, that choice has become even more consequential. To help inform some of those decisions, a team of Harvard researchers that includes Gary King, the director of the Institute...