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Indiana Catholic women's college now accepting men who identify as women - Vimarsana News

Indiana Catholic women's college now accepting men who identify as women

Saint Mary’s College in Notre Dame, Indiana will now be accepting men who identify as women, the college confirmed this month.

Indiana Catholic Women's College Now Accepting Men Who Identify as Women - Vimarsana News

Indiana Catholic Women's College Now Accepting Men Who Identify as Women

Saint Mary’s College in Notre Dame, Indiana — historically a school for undergraduate women — confirmed the change to students and faculty in an email last we...

Inside Vula's plans to simplify fundraising in Africa - Vimarsana News

Inside Vula's plans to simplify fundraising in Africa

This episode of Ask An Investor features Nicholas Rawhani, co-founder and CEO of fundraising platform Vula.

Eastern Oregon University Board of Trustees Discusses Strategic Goals, Financial Management, and Affordability - Vimarsana News

Eastern Oregon University Board of Trustees Discusses Strategic Goals, Financial Management, and Affordability

Nov. 20, 2023 Eastern Oregon University Board of Trustees Discusses Strategic Goals, Financial Management, and Affordability LA GRANDE, Ore. – Eastern Oregon University’s Board of Trustees convened for the fall 2023 meeting on Nov. 15 -16 at the university’s La Grande campus, addressing key issues including enrollment, strategic priorities, financial stability, program updates, and legislative […]

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Enrollment cliff danger coming from outside Iowa - Vimarsana News

Enrollment cliff danger coming from outside Iowa

Despite warnings of a looming enrollment cliff threatening to decimate crops of high school graduates feeding thousands of colleges nationally, Iowa’s high school graduate numbers aren’t expected to dip below 2019 levels any time soon — at least through 2036.