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Trinity graduate Olivia Henson to marry Britain's most eligible bachelor Hugh Grosvenor - Vimarsana News

Trinity graduate Olivia Henson to marry Britain's most eligible bachelor Hugh Grosvenor

Britain's most eligible bachelor is off the market after the Duke of Westminster announced his engagement to a Trinity graduate.

Trinity graduate to marry Britain's most eligible bachelor - Vimarsana News

Trinity graduate to marry Britain's most eligible bachelor

Britain's most eligible bachelor is off the market after the Duke of Westminster announced his engagement to a Trinity graduate.

Indigenous Scholar in Residence Eduardo de la Cruz presents misconceptions about Nahua resistance to colonization - Vimarsana News

Indigenous Scholar in Residence Eduardo de la Cruz presents misconceptions about Nahua resistance to colonization

In his presentation, de la Cruz shared how these adolescents were surprised to learn about this history of resistance and the rich intellectual history of Nahua scholars.

Connecticut College Students Refuse to Perform INTO THE WOODS in Protest; Demand President Resigns - Vimarsana News

Connecticut College Students Refuse to Perform INTO THE WOODS in Protest; Demand President Resigns

Students at Connecticut College in New London have been occupying several buildings on campus since Sunday evening. This comes after college president Katherine Bergeron canceled a fundraising trip to the Everglades Club in Palm Beach, Florida. The club 'has been accused of racist and antisemitic actions' reports CT Public.

Black Women Poetry shares art through inclusive event - Vimarsana News

Black Women Poetry shares art through inclusive event

On Friday, Feb. 24, students joined together at the Texas A&M Melbern G. Glasscock Center for Humanities Research and enjoyed poetic recitals of Africana poetry read by other fellow students