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UNL students use pageantry for empowerment, show strength | Culture - Vimarsana News

UNL students use pageantry for empowerment, show strength | Culture

Brooke Bode and Rylie Wright found each other through competing in pageants. While the world of pageantry is heavily stereotyped, Bode and Wright share how pageantry is much more.

The Skanner News - Black Girls Code Launches Free Coding Academy for Black Girls - Vimarsana News

The Skanner News - Black Girls Code Launches Free Coding Academy for Black Girls

Computer technology is one of the fastest-growing career fields. The ability to code is an essential skill for anyone looking to keep up with changes in the tech industry. To help get more girls started on this journey, Black Girls Code has launched Code Along Jr., a free online coding academy for girls ages 7 to 10. 

Travel to see solar eclipse with Physics Club, WiSTEM - Vimarsana News

Travel to see solar eclipse with Physics Club, WiSTEM

Western Michigan University’s Physics Club and Women in STEM (WiSTEM) will be traveling to view the solar eclipse Monday.

Bridging the gender gap in science and tech - Vimarsana News

Bridging the gender gap in science and tech

In an exclusive interview, Farhana Hasan, CEO of HerWILL, shared with us insights from her career, offering advice and inspiration to women navigating STEM's multifaceted complexities.

#DressForSTEM This Thursday: Wearing Purple on Pi Day to Celebrate Women in STEM - Vimarsana News

#DressForSTEM This Thursday: Wearing Purple on Pi Day to Celebrate Women in STEM

Every year in March, the contributions women have made throughout American history as part of Women’s History Month are commemorated in living color. But there’s another annual observance this month dedicated specifically to celebrating women working in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) careers — while also acknowledging there’s still a long way to go. […]

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