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Staying in School: The Financial Challenges HBCU Students Face - Vimarsana News

Staying in School: The Financial Challenges HBCU Students Face

While HBCUs provide greater access for Black students, getting in is only half the battle.

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Graduate and Professional Student Assembly Chooses Delegates for 2022 Ivy+ Summit   - Vimarsana News

Graduate and Professional Student Assembly Chooses Delegates for 2022 Ivy+ Summit  

“Every year, all of our GPSA counterparts from the Ivy League plus schools get together to discuss the state of our groups as well as initiatives we’re working on. It's a kind of networking plus sharing of information and strategy,” said GPSA president Preston Hanley grad.

Larry Siegel: 'The Humblest Thing an Investor Can Do Is Buy Index Funds' - Vimarsana News

Larry Siegel: 'The Humblest Thing an Investor Can Do Is Buy Index Funds'

The accomplished author and financial researcher shares his thoughts on the 60/40 portfolio, inflation’s staying power, how optimism can be a secret weapon, and more.

Yale's CTL Leadership | Learning Innovation - Vimarsana News

Yale's CTL Leadership | Learning Innovation

The importance of the Poorvu Center for Teaching and Learning.

Newsrooms push back against Ivy League cronyism - Vimarsana News

Newsrooms push back against Ivy League cronyism

Newsrooms push back against Ivy League cronyism “Needless deaths of hardware store cashiers and bus drivers were framed in stories as the sacrifice of ‘heroes’ rather than an outrage and injustice. Or workers were written out of news stories entirely.” The steady decimation of local news has also decimated the careers of working-class journalists without elite educations. We’ve lost many of the journalists who would have been best suited to cover labor issues exacerbated by the coronavirus crisis and related topics like housing insecurity and the cost of healthcare. Next year, we sh...