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Concordia student unions begin strike, prepare for demonstration on Wednesday - Vimarsana News

Concordia student unions begin strike, prepare for demonstration on Wednesday

Student unions representing more than 20,000 students at Concordia University began strike action on Monday, as they gear up for a mass demonstration against Quebec's tuition hikes in downtown Montreal on Wednesday.

Yesufu Awarded WIU President's Scholarship - Vimarsana News

Yesufu Awarded WIU President's Scholarship

High School senior Oluwanifemi Yesufu, of Laurel, MD, has been awarded a Western Illinois University President's Scholarship, in conjunction with the Western Commitment Scholarship.

Source: wiu.edu
Houston Community College to host Gulf Coast Annual Conference on Artificial Intelligence from March 30-31 - Vimarsana News

Houston Community College to host Gulf Coast Annual Conference on Artificial Intelligence from March 30-31

Keying in on industrial and academic uses of artificial intelligence, Houston Community College is hosting a conference on both subjects March 30 and 31 from 9:45 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at Houston Community College, West Houston Institute at 2811 Hayes Road in Houston.

ANU penalises entire class of 300 students for alleged plagiarism after being unable to find perpetrators - Vimarsana News

ANU penalises entire class of 300 students for alleged plagiarism after being unable to find perpetrators

ANU penalises entire class of 300 students for alleged plagiarism after being unable to find perpetrators MonMonday 21 updated TueTuesday 22 DecDecember 2020 at 9:04am About 300 computer science students have been told they will be penalised after reports of widespread misconduct. ( Print text only Cancel An entire computer science class at the Australian National University (ANU) in Canberra has been told every student will be penalised 30 per cent of their marks because some of them cheated on an assignment. Key points: About 300 students have been told in an email sent just before the Chri...

Source: abc.net.au