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Swimming upstream: our generation's struggle for climate justice in the face of climate apathy | Green Edition 2024 - Vimarsana News

Swimming upstream: our generation's struggle for climate justice in the face of climate apathy | Green Edition 2024

Every year, Pacific salmon swim upstream in a phenomenon called a salmon run. They are essential to sustaining salmon populations, which support a vast web of species, including birds, bears,

2024 ASUW election endorsements - Vimarsana News

2024 ASUW election endorsements

Along with this editorial, we encourage you to read the candidates’ platforms before casting your vote. Polls open Monday, April 15 and close Wednesday, April 17.

ICA's art installation short lived, organization works to increase visibility | News - Vimarsana News

ICA's art installation short lived, organization works to increase visibility | News

A protest art piece installed by the UW chapter of Institutional Climate Action (ICA) calling attention to the fossil fuel industry’s presence in higher education institutions appeared on the Quad

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Campus Reform the #1 Source for College News

The NYU Board of Trustees sent a letter to a student activist organization, Sunrise NYU, indicating it would fully divest in order to help combat climate change.

Construction contracts, the UW power plant, and a new athletic director: the UW Board of Regents November meeting - Vimarsana News

Construction contracts, the UW power plant, and a new athletic director: the UW Board of Regents November meeting

The UW Board of Regents (BOR) gathered in Gerberding Hall on Nov. 9 for their second-to-last meeting of the calendar year.