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Cal State Fullerton's new president will come from University of Southern Indiana – Pasadena Star News - Vimarsana News

Cal State Fullerton's new president will come from University of Southern Indiana – Pasadena Star News

Ronald Rochon, the current president of the University of Southern Indiana, will join Cal State Fullerton on July 22.

Cal State Fullerton's new president will come from University of Southern Indiana – San Gabriel Valley Tribune - Vimarsana News

Cal State Fullerton's new president will come from University of Southern Indiana – San Gabriel Valley Tribune

Ronald Rochon, the current president of the University of Southern Indiana, will join Cal State Fullerton on July 22.

Cal State Fullerton's new president will come from University of Southern Indiana – Daily Breeze - Vimarsana News

Cal State Fullerton's new president will come from University of Southern Indiana – Daily Breeze

Ronald Rochon, the current president of the University of Southern Indiana, will join Cal State Fullerton on July 22.

Republican Governors Sign Letter Opposing WHO Treaty - Vimarsana News

Republican Governors Sign Letter Opposing WHO Treaty

The Republican governors of two dozen states, including Georgia and South Carolina, penned a letter to President Joe Biden opposing the World Health Organization's proposed "Pandemic Agreement," which they said could "undermine national sovereignty" and states' rights.

All 92 Indiana counties opt into second year of 'historic' public health initiative - Vimarsana News

All 92 Indiana counties opt into second year of 'historic' public health initiative

Indiana will disperse a total of $150 million to local health departments in January 2025. Before lawmakers expanded public health funding, counties shared about $7 million from the state annually.

Source: wfyi.org