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OU launches online degree completion program - Vimarsana News

OU launches online degree completion program

Former college students who regret dropping out of school have a new path to graduating from the University of Oklahoma, and they don’t need to have studied at OU to

IUN Chancellor Iwama to receive Katie Hall Foundation Chairman's Award - Vimarsana News

IUN Chancellor Iwama to receive Katie Hall Foundation Chairman's Award

Chancellor Iwama, an educator and lawyer, appointed August 1, 2020, to lead the Gary campus, is the first Asian-American and seventh individual to serve as

Hot off the Press: PR Stories From the TV World - Georgetown University - Vimarsana News

Hot off the Press: PR Stories From the TV World - Georgetown University

Join us for a special event! Notable publicists Mindie Barnett and Rob Shuter will speak on the challenges and triumphs of their careers as public relations professionals and journalists. Students will walk away with actionable career advice. The event will end with an audience Q&A. After the event, in-person attendees will have the opportunity to […]

Four NDP officials complete course in Parliamentary Governance from Canadian University - Vimarsana News

Four NDP officials complete course in Parliamentary Governance from Canadian University

The New Democratic Party (NDP) has extended congratulations to several of its members for being awarded the Professional Development Certificate in Parliamentary Governance from the McGill University School of Continuing Studies in Canada.

The Student-Professor Power Dynamic Has Shifted - Vimarsana News

The Student-Professor Power Dynamic Has Shifted

That makes many faculty members nervous.