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Saint Vincent College introduces new aviation degree - Vimarsana News

Saint Vincent College introduces new aviation degree

A new major at Saint Vincent College will propel students to careers in aviation and help them earn a license to become a pilot. The unique partnership behind the offering has been in the works for about a year, said officials from the Unity college, Arnold Palmer Regional Airport, Community

SVC dean announces newly appointed Council of Advisers for McKenna School - Vimarsana News

SVC dean announces newly appointed Council of Advisers for McKenna School

Dr. Michael Urick, dean of the Alex G. McKenna School of Business, Economics and Government at St. Vincent College, has announced new members to the Council of Advisers for the

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St. Vincent policy reins in speakers, approval process needed - Vimarsana News

St. Vincent policy reins in speakers, approval process needed

Responding to the controversy over a conservative speaker’s comments about race and privilege, Saint Vincent College has unveiled a new policy requiring all speakers sponsored by its academic centers to be approved by the college president and top leadership. “The hurtful, divisive statements were a stark contrast to our mission,”

Saint Vincent College responds to racism claims following weekend lecture - Vimarsana News

Saint Vincent College responds to racism claims following weekend lecture

Saint Vincent College this week denounced racism in the aftermath of a symposium held on the Unity campus last weekend that drew criticism of comments from a speaker who suggested Vice President Kamala Harris ascended to her job only because she is Black. Nine lectures were part of a two-day