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Guilford College professor to discuss The Carolina Table: North Carolina Writers on Food at GTCC Nov. 15 - Vimarsana News

Guilford College professor to discuss The Carolina Table: North Carolina Writers on Food at GTCC Nov. 15

Guilford College professor to discuss The Carolina Table: North Carolina Writers on Food at GTCC Nov. 15

Empowering students' reproductive choices: The vital role of vending machines - Vimarsana News

Empowering students' reproductive choices: The vital role of vending machines

In a few short weeks many of us will return to college or university. As a junior, I know firsthand the time pressures we face.

HVCC, Russell Sage team up to support refugees - Vimarsana News

HVCC, Russell Sage team up to support refugees

TROY, N.Y. — Hudson Valley Community College (HVCC) was recently awarded a $25,000 “Every Campus A Refuge” (ECAR) grant to support refugee resettlement in the Capital Region. The college will be partnering with neighboring Russell Sage College (Sage) to deliver housing, education, and essential support services to assist families as they relocate to the area. Sage […]

College of Arts and Sciences welcomes Afghan refugees - Vimarsana News

College of Arts and Sciences welcomes Afghan refugees

Over the past several years, Steph Link, Ho’omana Nathan Horton and Michael Amory from OSU's Department of English have worked with the Afghan Resettlement Program within the English Language and

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New vending machines to provide emergency contraceptives on campus - Vimarsana News

New vending machines to provide emergency contraceptives on campus

Emergency contraceptives will now be easier to access for NYU students, thanks to five vending machines stocked with the medication installed prior to the start of the semester. The change comes after student demands for increased reproductive health care access on campus last spring. Students ca