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Washington University in St. Louis to award five honorary degrees 162nd Commencement - Vimarsana News

Washington University in St. Louis to award five honorary degrees 162nd Commencement

Washington University in St. Louis will award five honorary degrees during its 162nd Commencement May 15.During the ceremony, the university will also bestow academic degrees on more than 3,400 members of the Class of 2023.Sterling K. Brown, a St. Lo

Five to receive honorary degrees at Washington University's 162nd Commencement - The Source - Vimarsana News

Five to receive honorary degrees at Washington University's 162nd Commencement - The Source

Washington University in St. Louis will award five honorary degrees during its May 15 Commencement ceremony. Among the recipients is Sterling K. Brown, a St. Louis native and award-winning actor and producer, who will deliver the Commencement address.

Source: wustl.edu
German Department to hold Easter egg hunt - Yale Daily News - Vimarsana News

German Department to hold Easter egg hunt - Yale Daily News

The easter eggs will contain slips of paper with fun facts about the German language as part of an initiative to tackle declining enrollment in beginner German courses.

State Theatre to Host Benefit Concert for Ukrainian City - Vimarsana News

State Theatre to Host Benefit Concert for Ukrainian City

Local news from StateCollege.com and Centre County Partners. Read about State Theatre to Host Benefit Concert for Ukrainian City and more from the State College, PA region

Retirement funds for Penn faculty managed by company with billions in fossil fuel investments - Vimarsana News

Retirement funds for Penn faculty managed by company with billions in fossil fuel investments

Penn faculty retirement funds are primarily managed by TIAA, a company with an estimated $78 billion in fossil fuel investments. 

Source: thedp.com