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'Emotional roller coaster': Pitt-Johnstown commencement sends students to their futures - Vimarsana News

'Emotional roller coaster': Pitt-Johnstown commencement sends students to their futures

Ailah Charles sat patiently Saturday in the University of Pittsburgh of Johnstown Wellness Center counting the minutes until graduation alongside more than 400 peers in their caps and gowns.

UPJ's inaugural Democracy Bowl highlights students' civic engagement - Vimarsana News

UPJ's inaugural Democracy Bowl highlights students' civic engagement

Olivia Hay described democracy as something that must be engaged in – and she and more than 100 other students did just that Thursday at the University of Pittsburgh at

VISION 2024 | Concepts being finalized for downtown Johnstown's Main Street project - Vimarsana News

VISION 2024 | Concepts being finalized for downtown Johnstown's Main Street project

Glimpses already exist of what a colorful, modern and walkable Main Street corridor in downtown Johnstown might look like in the future.

Economic summit highlights ongoing projects aimed at transforming Johnstown - Vimarsana News

Economic summit highlights ongoing projects aimed at transforming Johnstown

Area economic stakeholders assembled on Wednesday at the Cambria Regional Chamber’s 2024 economic summit, offering glimpses of multiple projects in development to transform the city of Johnstown.

U.S. diplomat on African affairs shares insights with UPJ students, community - Vimarsana News

U.S. diplomat on African affairs shares insights with UPJ students, community

Senior U.S. diplomat Sherry Zalika Sykes shared not only her knowledge and experience in representing the country around the world with University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown students on Wednesday, but