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I'm the HUA Co-President. I Want to Set the Record Straight. | Opinion - Vimarsana News

I'm the HUA Co-President. I Want to Set the Record Straight. | Opinion

I’m the HUA Co-President. I Want to Set the Record Straight. | Opinion | The Harvard Crimson

UVU: Helping students successfully navigate college's critical first year | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

UVU: Helping students successfully navigate college's critical first year | News, Sports, Jobs

Contemplating the first year of college can be scary, and, in some cases, downright intimidating. Approximately 29% of full-time, first-year students drop out of college in their freshman year, according to a 2023 study by the Education Data Initiative, and Utah Valley University  is doing something about it. In the spring of 2020, UVU launched […]

Tennessee State Welcomes Over 1,000 First-Time Freshmen - Vimarsana News

Tennessee State Welcomes Over 1,000 First-Time Freshmen

Tennesse State University welcomes over 1,700 first-time freshman. This is the second largest class in history of the university.

Hillsdale College welcomes new students at Freshmen Convocation - Vimarsana News

Hillsdale College welcomes new students at Freshmen Convocation

New Hillsdale College students, their families and faculty gathered to hear about the coming academic year.

Over 500 incoming freshmen begin classes at Georgia Southwestern - Vimarsana News

Over 500 incoming freshmen begin classes at Georgia Southwestern

AMERICUS- On Wednesday, August 16, over 500 incoming freshmen — the largest freshman class in GSW history — began classes at Georgia Southwestern State University. The following local students were