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North Idaho College trustees to consider student representation - Vimarsana News

North Idaho College trustees to consider student representation

NIC board of trustees voted unanimously Wednesday night to explore giving the student body president a seat at its table.

Source: krem.com
Fate of Pitt's English Language Institute remains uncertain - Vimarsana News

Fate of Pitt's English Language Institute remains uncertain

For years, Taylor Swift fans have sung along with the artist’s megahit “I Knew You Were Trouble” as they nursed their own heartbreaks, speculating which one of her exes inspired the song. But for two instructors at the University of Pittsburgh’s English Language Institute, there’s another reason why many people

It's official: SUNY Oswego is now recognized as a university | Education - Vimarsana News

It's official: SUNY Oswego is now recognized as a university | Education

OSWEGO - SUNY Oswego is now formally recognized as a university. The university will continue to be known as SUNY Oswego, but its official state education title will change from

Source: nny360.com
Board of Trustees drives dramatic change at Idaho college - Vimarsana News

Board of Trustees drives dramatic change at Idaho college

After four meetings in a month, the board majority at North Idaho College has forced immediate changes, leading to public outrage from employees and other constituents.

The latest at NIC: A lawsuit, a warning letter, a series of no-confidence votes - Vimarsana News

The latest at NIC: A lawsuit, a warning letter, a series of no-confidence votes

North Idaho College President Nick Swayne has sued NIC. Amid no confidence votes, a warning letter now threatens its accreditation.