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GC Journeys wins AASCU's 2023 Excellence & Innovation Award  | News - Vimarsana News

GC Journeys wins AASCU's 2023 Excellence & Innovation Award  | News

GC Journeys — a widely-acclaimed program at Georgia College & State University that ensures all students graduate with high-impact experiences in-and-outside the classroom — won the American Association of State

GC Journeys wins AASCU's 2023 Excellence & Innovation Award - Vimarsana News

GC Journeys wins AASCU's 2023 Excellence & Innovation Award

/PRNewswire/ -- GC Journeys—a widely-acclaimed program at Georgia College & State University that ensures all students graduate with high-impact experiences...

Reed Secures Another $42.7 Million for RI in Committee-Approved Appropriations Package - Vimarsana News

Reed Secures Another $42.7 Million for RI in Committee-Approved Appropriations Package

U.S. Senator Jack Reed helped pass four key spending bills out of committee this week, ensuring Rhode Island gets its fair share

Report shows widening gap between Latino and White college graduates - Vimarsana News

Report shows widening gap between Latino and White college graduates

At first, Los Angeles area resident Melissa Becerra Amador didn’t know if she would go to college. But then she started to realize the value of having a degree.

The Road Ahead for Higher Education After Supreme Court Ruling on Affirmative Action - Vimarsana News

The Road Ahead for Higher Education After Supreme Court Ruling on Affirmative Action

The U.S. Supreme Court struck down affirmative action in college admissions, a policy that withstood challenges reaching as far back as 1978. Now, higher education institutions wishing to achieve racially diverse student bodies have to find a new way forward.

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