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LCCC graduate Lia Douglas lands Intel summer internship - Vimarsana News

LCCC graduate Lia Douglas lands Intel summer internship

When Lia Douglas realized her plan to attend a four-year university wasn’t going to happen, she couldn’t hide her disappointment. “I was kind of crushed,” Lia said. “That was always the dream that I had.” But as it turned out, changing course was exactly what she needed to do to attain the college goals she […]

Kim Spencer wins $50K Canadian children's book award for first novel Weird Rules to Follow - Vimarsana News

Kim Spencer wins $50K Canadian children's book award for first novel Weird Rules to Follow

The Ts’msyen writer took home three prizes at the 2023 Canadian Children's Book Awards for her debut novel Weird Rules to Follow, including the TD Canadian Children's Literature Award.

Source: cbc.ca
Interview: 'Being mixed race seemed to give others the impression I could be poked and prodded' - Vimarsana News

Interview: 'Being mixed race seemed to give others the impression I could be poked and prodded'

Mia Douglas meets Áine Mulloy who documents the changes she’s witnessed in how people approach her over the years.

LIVE: 'I could be out of a job by Friday' - Ryan Tubridy and Noel Kelly's Oireachtas marathon continues - Vimarsana News

LIVE: 'I could be out of a job by Friday' - Ryan Tubridy and Noel Kelly's Oireachtas marathon continues

The pair faced a grilling from committee members over secret payments made to Tubridy.

Greta Thunberg and Duncan Stewart due to receive Freedom of Dublin this evening - Vimarsana News

Greta Thunberg and Duncan Stewart due to receive Freedom of Dublin this evening

Dublin City Councillors approved the nominations at a monthly meeting on 12 June.