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Valpo Day brings VU campus together - Vimarsana News

Valpo Day brings VU campus together

Students and staff could take part in a number of activities and challenges, including photo opportunities with the university's mascots and campus-wide bingo.

Long Island Nets head to Eastern Conference Finals as two-ways star - Vimarsana News

Long Island Nets head to Eastern Conference Finals as two-ways star

All three of the Nets three-ways scored 20+ points as Long Island Nets upset the top seed and will play for the Eastern conference title Sunday.

What does boom in resource-hungry data centres mean for our future energy plans? - Vimarsana News

What does boom in resource-hungry data centres mean for our future energy plans?

The growing power and water needs of the data industry are attracting increased scrutiny as demand for low carbon energy increases across society.

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Pictures: Almost 300 students honoured for excellence in examinations - Vimarsana News

Pictures: Almost 300 students honoured for excellence in examinations

The annual event, held at Rochestown Park Hotel, saw more than 800 family members, friends, teachers, and principals in attendance.

Wexford rappers 'branded as conspiracy theorists' as debut EP offers cynical take on vaccination programme - Vimarsana News

Wexford rappers 'branded as conspiracy theorists' as debut EP offers cynical take on vaccination programme

They may have been cancelled by some media outlets, branded conspiracy theorists by others, but this hasn’t stopped Wexford rap duo The Ballyboyz from releasing their debut EP, Mass Psychosis. A collaboration with Mullingar artist, Scally, Mass Psychosis was recorded during the pandemic and, in Scally’s words, is “our take on all the Covid hysteria from 2020 to the middle of 2022”.