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Many Siouxland colleges report year-over-year growth - Vimarsana News

Many Siouxland colleges report year-over-year growth

A number of Siouxland colleges and universities reported robust enrollment numbers this fall, with several showing year-over-year growth. Here's a look at total enrollments this fall, compared to last year,

ASU announces new Loui Olivas Chair in Management - Vimarsana News

ASU announces new Loui Olivas Chair in Management

/PRNewswire/ -- The ASU W. P. Carey School of Business announced a new chair in management named after Loui Olivas, emeritus professor in management, who...

Endorsing Virgili for CMC board of trustees - Vimarsana News

Endorsing Virgili for CMC board of trustees

Peg Portscheller — As voters, we will soon be receiving our November ballots in the mail. I hope you are looking forward to exercising your right to vote. I am

UTEP receives $7 million grant to study Hispanic scholarship in STEM fields - Vimarsana News

UTEP receives $7 million grant to study Hispanic scholarship in STEM fields

The National Science Foundation is granting UTEP $7 million to lead thought among Hispanic Serving Institutions.

Source: kvia.com
UMass Amherst Chancellor Reyes Speaks at White House Unveiling of Report Outlining Strategies to Increase Diversity and Opportunity in Higher Education : UMass Amherst - Vimarsana News

UMass Amherst Chancellor Reyes Speaks at White House Unveiling of Report Outlining Strategies to Increase Diversity and Opportunity in Higher Education : UMass Amherst

Chancellor Reyes was among a select group of higher education leaders invited to speak at the White House event, hosted by Neera Tanden, White House domestic policy advisor, and Miguel Cardona, secretary of education.

Source: umass.edu