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Year of the Dragon: Students celebrate Lunar New Year away from home - Vimarsana News

Year of the Dragon: Students celebrate Lunar New Year away from home

As the Year of the Dragon commenced last week with the onset of the Lunar New Year, UC Santa Barbara students reflected on how they celebrated the holiday away from home. Lunar New Year marks the beginning of the new year, according to the lunar calendar, and is celebrated predominantly across Asian cultures through a

A full 360 approach: Maverick Food Pantry meets students' needs - Vimarsana News

A full 360 approach: Maverick Food Pantry meets students' needs

Student success is paramount to Minnesota State University administrators Kelly Meier and Megan Heutmaker.

Texas Ban on Diversity Initiatives Reflects Trend Across GOP States - Vimarsana News

Texas Ban on Diversity Initiatives Reflects Trend Across GOP States

Texas campus transformations unfold as a stringent law bans diversity initiatives, impacting multicultural centers, student groups, and faculty activities. Continue reading to learn more.

Texas DEI ban in universities provides insights for other states - Vimarsana News

Texas DEI ban in universities provides insights for other states

At the University of Texas, the Multicultural Center and affiliated student groups were shut down after a state ban on DEI took effect.

Texas ban on university diversity efforts provides a glimpse of the future across GOP-led states - Vimarsana News

Texas ban on university diversity efforts provides a glimpse of the future across GOP-led states

Austin, February 17, 2024 — The dim lighting and vacant offices were the first clues. Other changes struck Nina Washington,