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The Head and Heart of Israel: A Conversation with Ambassador Michael Herzog - Vimarsana News

The Head and Heart of Israel: A Conversation with Ambassador Michael Herzog

From the blog of Sabrina Soffer at The Times of Israel

Dissident Chinese Students Surveilled at George Washington University - Vimarsana News

Dissident Chinese Students Surveilled at George Washington University

Communist China's tyranny extends even to U.S. college campuses, where Chinese and Taiwanese students fear censorship.

Source: reason.com
Anti-Semitic activity at George Washington University troubles Jewish community - Vimarsana News

Anti-Semitic activity at George Washington University troubles Jewish community

Rhetoric at the school against Israel and Jews has grown increasingly intense, “violent, and more confrontational, and has crossed many lines.”

Source: jns.org
Antisemitic Activity at George Washington U. Troubles Jewish Community - Vimarsana News

Antisemitic Activity at George Washington U. Troubles Jewish Community

Rhetoric at the school against Israel and Jews has grown increasingly intense, 'violent, and more confrontational, and has crossed many lines.'

WashU hits major milestone: Class of 2026 is 20% Pell Grant-eligible, 15% first-generation - The Source - Vimarsana News

WashU hits major milestone: Class of 2026 is 20% Pell Grant-eligible, 15% first-generation - The Source

Washington University in St. Louis has hit a major milestone in its quest to enroll more students with limited resources: 20% of the incoming Class of 2026 is Pell Grant-eligible, an increase of 15% in 10 years. In addition, 15% of incoming students will be the first in their families to attend college, and 51% percent identify as students of color.

Source: wustl.edu