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Tracing the Evolution of Diversity at Cornell - Vimarsana News

Tracing the Evolution of Diversity at Cornell

Cornell today faces challenges to diversity, equity and inclusion measures and controversies over antisemitism and Islamophobia, while its admissions process adapts to the overturn of affirmative action.

More than a captain: Tix's competitiveness, pride comes through on a daily basis | Newsletter - Vimarsana News

More than a captain: Tix's competitiveness, pride comes through on a daily basis | Newsletter

Every so often, Bri Tix allows herself to think what could have been.

Opinion Submission: Native voices, WashU choices: A call for Native American and Indigenous representation - Vimarsana News

Opinion Submission: Native voices, WashU choices: A call for Native American and Indigenous representation

Native students like us deserve to be here. We deserve Native and Indigenous professors to teach and mentor us. We deserve a department to study critical Native Studies topics. We deserve a space to learn and grow and gather. We are here, we are WashU, and we deserve to be seen.

Big C(ommunity) 2.0 could appear on 2025 ASUC ballot after low turnout this year - Vimarsana News

Big C(ommunity) 2.0 could appear on 2025 ASUC ballot after low turnout this year

The Big C(ommunity) Referendum 2.0 failed to meet the 20% voter turnout required to pass during the 2024 ASUC elections, although Senator Kailen Grottel-Brown said it could be back on

OKCPS being inclusive for Native American students during solar eclipse - Vimarsana News

OKCPS being inclusive for Native American students during solar eclipse

OKCPS is ensuring inclusivity for its Native American students during the Great Eclipse by providing alternative activities and safe spaces.

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