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Purdue's 'Divine Nine' on their one-of-a-kind community - The Persistent Pursuit - Vimarsana News

Purdue's 'Divine Nine' on their one-of-a-kind community - The Persistent Pursuit

Friendship is essential to the soul. These are the words that compelled Michael Durrett to pledge Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Inc., one of the historically Black…

Source: purdue.edu
Building upon a legacy of Black excellence at Purdue - Vimarsana News

Building upon a legacy of Black excellence at Purdue

From David Robert Lewis’ era to Eric Richardson’s, generations of Black Boilermakers have held each other up and built on one another’s successes.

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Engineering's Academic Excellence Program gets new name, additional funding for student success in celebrating 25 years - Vimarsana News

Engineering's Academic Excellence Program gets new name, additional funding for student success in celebrating 25 years

K-Rob Thomas knows exactly what the Academic Excellence Program, or AEP, did for him as a student in Auburn University’s Samuel Ginn College of Engineering.

Source: auburn.edu
Auburn engineering alumnus discusses family, Alabama connection to last American slave ship - Vimarsana News

Auburn engineering alumnus discusses family, Alabama connection to last American slave ship

Did you know 110 men and women were illegally shipped out of their homeland in 1860 and forced into labor after landing in Mobile, Alabama? Did you know that within three years after...

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Auburn engineering alumnus discusses family, Alabama connection to last American slave ship - Vimarsana News

Auburn engineering alumnus discusses family, Alabama connection to last American slave ship

Did you know 110 men and women were illegally shipped out of their homeland in 1860 and forced into labor after landing in Mobile, Alabama? Did you know that within three years after...

Source: auburn.edu