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Staff Picks: Classes To Knock Out Over The Summer - Vimarsana News

Staff Picks: Classes To Knock Out Over The Summer

Looking for some easy classes to get off your schedule during the summer break? Look no further.

Top 10 most failed or dropped courses at Iowa State - Vimarsana News

Top 10 most failed or dropped courses at Iowa State

Data from the Iowa State University Office of Enrollment Research and Analytics reveals the top ten courses failed or withdrawn (The DFW Rate) of the 2023 fall semester. “The DFW Rate is the percentage of students getting a D+, D, D-, F, or withdrawing from a course,” Jonathan Compton, Iowa State’s data analyst, said.  The...

GESD hosts performance to honor Mexican tradition - Vimarsana News

GESD hosts performance to honor Mexican tradition

For the first time, over 100 students at Horizon Elementary School marched toward their typical playground area, but this time not with a ball or jump rope in hand, rather

Fashion show helps students exercise Spanish language skills, photography skills at Lycoming College - Vimarsana News

Fashion show helps students exercise Spanish language skills, photography skills at Lycoming College

Students enrolled in Elementary Spanish II at Lycoming College had the opportunity recently to strengthen their vocabulary by holding a live fashion show.

Board of Regents awards $650,000 in third round of grants to create free Open Educational Resources to cut costs for students - Vimarsana News

Board of Regents awards $650,000 in third round of grants to create free Open Educational Resources to cut costs for students

As part of its strategic plan to increase access and student success, the Tennessee Board of Regents has awarded new grants totaling $650,000 to 27 faculty teams at 14 colleges and universities to create free Open Educational Resources for their courses.