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Penn State Homecoming announces 2021 gender-neutral courts - Vimarsana News

Penn State Homecoming announces 2021 gender-neutral courts

Penn State's four various Homecoming Courts were announced ahead of the Homecoming football game against Illinois Saturday.

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Penn State student finds community; makes her mark on campus - Vimarsana News

Penn State student finds community; makes her mark on campus

Student leader Heidy Canales, who serves as the president of the Latino Caucus and director of programming for the Bellisario Alliance for Multicultural Students, says the experiences and opportunities available to her at Penn State have equipped her for lifelong success. “You come in thinking ‘this is going to be the best four years of my life,’ but it really plays out that

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Frontiers | The Impacts of Global Research and International Educational Experiences on Texas A&M University System LSAMP Participants - Vimarsana News

Frontiers | The Impacts of Global Research and International Educational Experiences on Texas A&M University System LSAMP Participants

The Texas A&M University System was one of the first six Louis Stokes Alliance for Minority Participation (LSAMP) awardees. All current members of the Alliance are part of the Texas A&M University System. Many high impact practices (HIP) have been emphasized in Alliance’s 30 years of programming with Diversity/Global Learning as a focus in the last 14 years. Diversity/Global learning has been supported in two formats on the Alliance campuses, through traditional study abroad programming and a College of Engineering initiative. Data presented was derived from a number of sources, proj...

Reading your heritage: affinity book clubs on campus - Vimarsana News

Reading your heritage: affinity book clubs on campus

Reading your heritage: affinity book clubs on campus Content warning: This article includes mentions of sexual assault. Northwestern’s Asian Pacific Islander Desi American affiliation group discussed the culture of victim-blaming survivors of sexual assault, especially on college campuses, after reading Chanel Miller’s “Know My Name.” The APIDA Book of the Quarter is co-hosted with the University’s Asian American Studies Program to introduce contemporary works of Asian-American authors. The Jan. 26 discussion is part of four reading series organized by Multicultural Students Affairs...