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Birmingham cemetery gets national Black history designation - Vimarsana News

Birmingham cemetery gets national Black history designation

The city's connection to the Underground Railroad network noted with graves of local abolitionist Elijah S. Fish and former slave George B. Taylor.

Aussie Men Upset Americans At FINA World League Intercontinental Cup - Vimarsana News

Aussie Men Upset Americans At FINA World League Intercontinental Cup

Having finished first in the preliminary competition, the Aussies have earned a qualifying position for the FINA World League Super Finals on July 23-29.

Greenwood Cemetery could become part of National Underground Railroad Network - Vimarsana News

Greenwood Cemetery could become part of National Underground Railroad Network

A freedom seeker who became Birmingham's first Black property owner and an abolitionist who helped it happen are buried at Greenwood Cemetery.

To Paris with love: UNSW's Olympians set their sights on next Games - Vimarsana News

To Paris with love: UNSW's Olympians set their sights on next Games

Now the dust has settled on the Tokyo 2020 Olympics, some of UNSW's Olympians reflect on the experience of the most unusual Games ever. The...

Faster, higher, stronger: UNSW's Olympic athletes are ready to take on world - Vimarsana News

Faster, higher, stronger: UNSW's Olympic athletes are ready to take on world

Date Time Faster, higher, stronger: UNSW’s Olympic athletes are ready to take on world With athletes training in quarantine, taking regular COVID tests and competing in empty stadiums, Tokyo 2021 will be an Olympics like we have never seen before. Eight UNSW students, including water polo players (L-R) Tim Putt, Amy Ridge and Nathan Power, and four alumni will compete at the Tokyo Olympics. Photo: Arc UNSW It’s the Olympics – but not as you know it. Back in the heady days of Sydney 2000, the city was alive with visitors, the precinct at Homebush was packed with spectators and the street...