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GUEST ROOM | Stop Scheduling Anti-Israel Events During Jewish Holidays - Vimarsana News

GUEST ROOM | Stop Scheduling Anti-Israel Events During Jewish Holidays

This pattern of scheduling during Jewish religious events is at best a troubling oversight and at worst a deliberate attempt to silence dissenting voices. Jewish students should not have to choose between practicing their religion and defending the existence of their historic homeland.

Cornell University sees first visiting Indigenous scholar - Vimarsana News

Cornell University sees first visiting Indigenous scholar

Cherokee Nation citizen Dr. Charla Hall was recently named Cornell University’s first visiting Indigenous scholar and will work with the American Indian and Indigenous Studies Program.

Update on Native ancestral remains sent to students - Vimarsana News

Update on Native ancestral remains sent to students

After the discovery of ancestral remains being housed on the University of Kansas campus in September, the Office of the Vice Provost and DEIB have sent an update to staff,

Source: kansan.com
KU forms committee to repatriate Indigenous ancestors, shares other efforts in progress - Vimarsana News

KU forms committee to repatriate Indigenous ancestors, shares other efforts in progress

KU has created a committee to administer the repatriation of Indigenous remains in its possession and is working to reconcile with the university’s Indigenous communities, according to a campus update.

With 'This Land' podcast host talk, Buncombe lifting native voices - Vimarsana News

With 'This Land' podcast host talk, Buncombe lifting native voices

"This Land" podcast host and indigenous issues journalist Rebecca Nagle spoke came to Buncombe as part of an ongoing effort to lift native voices.