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Littlepage-Buggs, Andrews lead No. 12 Baylor to 77-74 victory over UCF - Vimarsana News

Littlepage-Buggs, Andrews lead No. 12 Baylor to 77-74 victory over UCF

Darianna Littlepage-Buggs scored 24 points, Sarah Andrews had a double-double and four key free throws in the final minute, and No. 12 Baylor snapped a two-game losing streak by defeating Central Florida 77-74 on Saturday. Baylor took a four-point lead into the final minute, then UCF's Kaitlin Peterson hit a jumper to get the Knights within 73-71. Baylor rebounded and Andrews made two free throws with 26 seconds left.

Source: yahoo.com
Next stop: The Iowa State Fair - Vimarsana News

Next stop: The Iowa State Fair

As the rain moved into Moville Saturday night, Bill Riley Talent Search organizers kept shifting the scheduled acts so that those performing vocal solos were pushed back in hopes that

BC McMullen Museum Portal offers visitors a global conversation - Vimarsana News

BC McMullen Museum Portal offers visitors a global conversation

Visitors to the McMullen Museum of Art “Landscape of Memory: Seven Installations from the Barjeel Art Foundation (Sharjah, UAE)” exhibition can enhance their experience with a real-time global conversation—without leaving the building.

Source: bc.edu
Afropop Worldwide | January in New York City: globalFEST 2023 and more! - Vimarsana News

Afropop Worldwide | January in New York City: globalFEST 2023 and more!

Banning Eyre provides a round up of APAP showcases and globalFEST acts in the second weekend of January, 2023, in New York City.

Thousands of red tulips will show the impact of redlining on Chicago's South Side come spring 2023. - Vimarsana News

Thousands of red tulips will show the impact of redlining on Chicago's South Side come spring 2023.

On Saturday, October 15th, artist Amanda Williams joined South Side community residents and the Emerald South Economic Development Collaborative in planting 100,000 tulip bulbs at the intersection of 53rd and Prairie as part of her project Redefining Redlining, which calls attention to the impact of the discriminatory lending practice that began across the country and created long lasting devastation and vacancy experienced daily on the South and West sides.