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Westminster awarded $20,000 in PA Hunger-Free Campus grant funding \ Westminster College - Vimarsana News

Westminster awarded $20,000 in PA Hunger-Free Campus grant funding \ Westminster College

Former Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf and First Lady Frances Wolf announced that $1 million in grants have been awarded to 28 institutions of higher education (IHE) and private licensed schools, including Westminster College, to help combat student hunger on campus.

State Secretary of Education Eric Hagarty says goodbye to the Pennsylvania Department of Education - Vimarsana News

State Secretary of Education Eric Hagarty says goodbye to the Pennsylvania Department of Education

With the sworn of Josh Shapiro as Pennsylvania’s 48th governor today, a new era will begin.

$1 Million in Hunger-Free campus grant funding for 28 colleges and universities in Pennsylvania - Vimarsana News

$1 Million in Hunger-Free campus grant funding for 28 colleges and universities in Pennsylvania

There are two awardees in Philadelphia: La Salle University and the University of the Arts.

Pennsylvania Department of Education awards MU $30,000 grant to combat sexual assault and violence - Vimarsana News

Pennsylvania Department of Education awards MU $30,000 grant to combat sexual assault and violence

Millersville University is one of 39 Pennsylvania post-secondary institutions receiving a grant to combat sexual assault and violence.

$60K in state grants will help Millersville University, Thaddeus Stevens College of Technology combat student hunger - Vimarsana News

$60K in state grants will help Millersville University, Thaddeus Stevens College of Technology combat student hunger

Millersville University and Thaddeus Stevens College of Technology are combating student hunger with the help of $60,000 from the state.