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Center for Mexican American and Latino/a Studies Receives $1.2M to Advance Graduate Study - Vimarsana News

Center for Mexican American and Latino/a Studies Receives $1.2M to Advance Graduate Study

Houston-based CFE International Supports the CMALS Mission

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Prominent UH political scientist Francisco Cantú passes away at 40 - Vimarsana News

Prominent UH political scientist Francisco Cantú passes away at 40

Prominent UH political scientist Francisco Cantú passes away at 40

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UH College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences welcomes 7 members to Dean's Advisory Board - Vimarsana News

UH College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences welcomes 7 members to Dean's Advisory Board

UH College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences welcomes 7 members to Dean's Advisory Board

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University of Houston Receives First Instalment of $500,000 Toward Establishment of Tamil Studies Chair - Vimarsana News

University of Houston Receives First Instalment of $500,000 Toward Establishment of Tamil Studies Chair

Houston Tamil Studies Chair Inc., a Texas nonprofit with the primary purpose of setting up a Tamil Studies Chair at the University of Houston, Nov. 11 made the first payment

FULBRIGHT SCHOLAR AMBASSADOR - Vimarsana News

FULBRIGHT SCHOLAR AMBASSADOR

FULBRIGHT SCHOLAR AMBASSADOR Story By Sara Tubbs; Photos by Benjamin Corda As University of Houston historian José Angel Hernández reflects on his childhood in San Antonio, the son of “modest, humble” Mexican immigrants, he shared a story about the time his parents bought the family a used World Book Encyclopedia set. “My parents aren’t formally educated, but they always knew the importance of education. They didn’t buy us electronics, so the encyclopedia became our PlayStation or Atari,” he fondly recalled. “My brother and I would spend hours on the floor rummaging through ...

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