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Temple opens new Off-campus Living Office - Vimarsana News

Temple opens new Off-campus Living Office

Hundreds of properties surround Temple University within the university’s patrol map. Many of those properties are available for student rentals, but finding the right housing off campus is often easier said than done. That is where Temple’s new Off-campus Living Office can help. The office officially opened this fall, and it is designed to help students navigate off-campus

Source: temple.edu
Seattle Nonprofit Launches First Indigenous Guaranteed Income Program in the US - Vimarsana News

Seattle Nonprofit Launches First Indigenous Guaranteed Income Program in the US

Hummingbird’s “The Nest Program” aims to prevent maternal mortality.

8 candidates are running for 6 seats on Erie School Board in primary - Vimarsana News

8 candidates are running for 6 seats on Erie School Board in primary

Four incumbents and 4 newcomers are on ballot to fill 6 of 9 seats on the Erie School Board. One open seat is for 2 years. Five others are for 4.

Source: goerie.com
Nest program at Mission Trail Baptist Hospital a boost of encouragement for families with newborns - Vimarsana News

Nest program at Mission Trail Baptist Hospital a boost of encouragement for families with newborns

Staff members and volunteers at Mission Trail Baptist Hospital have much to celebrate after The Nest Program turned one and helped dozens of families in its first year.

Source: ksat.com
How safety concerns forced these Temple students to transfer - Vimarsana News

How safety concerns forced these Temple students to transfer

As gun violence continues to be prevalent near Temple’s Main Campus, some students have transferred to other universities to feel safer.