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When it Comes to Vehicle Travel, Less is More - Vimarsana News

When it Comes to Vehicle Travel, Less is More

Motor vehicle travel provides many benefits, but also imposes large costs on users and communities. With better planning people can drive less, rely more on non-auto modes, enjoy more access, and be better off overall as a result.

Planning laws protect people. A poorly regulated rush to boost housing supply will cost us all - Vimarsana News

Planning laws protect people. A poorly regulated rush to boost housing supply will cost us all

Poorly regulated housing development often means services and infrastructure such as public transport or schools are added later. This ends up costing both governments and households. And it costs us more than dollars to fix the long-term problems that come with inequity.

Hawaiian culture in education, art, among undergraduate student showcase projects - Vimarsana News

Hawaiian culture in education, art, among undergraduate student showcase projects

Each year, UROP awards more than $500,000 in merit-based scholarships directly to students.

Source: hawaii.edu
Reducing the Gateway Barrier: Course Redesign at UNC Charlotte - Vimarsana News

Reducing the Gateway Barrier: Course Redesign at UNC Charlotte

Gateway math and statistics courses tend to have high dropout and failure rates. The University of North Carolina at Charlotte is responding with adap

Learning from COVID-19: The global health emergency has ended. Here's what is needed to prepare for the next one - Vimarsana News

Learning from COVID-19: The global health emergency has ended. Here's what is needed to prepare for the next one

While the acute phase of the pandemic appears to have passed, this must still be balanced with continued response efforts aligned with the ongoing risk posed by the ever-evolving SARS-CoV-2