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Taking every opportunity: TDHS graduate heads to Brown - Vimarsana News

Taking every opportunity: TDHS graduate heads to Brown

If there is one way The Dalles High School (TDHS) graduate Jasmin Elias Contreras can say she lives her life, it’s by taking every opportunity that comes her way.

UWI crisis! Open Campus staff in Jamaica protest non-payment of June salaries - Vimarsana News

UWI crisis! Open Campus staff in Jamaica protest non-payment of June salaries

Lecturers are among over 150 staff at The University of the West Indies (UWI) Open Campus in Jamaica who have withdrawn their services in an industrial action over the non-payment of their June salaries.

Students have sense of entitlement says SVGCC Director - Vimarsana News

Students have sense of entitlement says SVGCC Director

Students at the St Vincent Community College (SVGCC) have been urged to not live with a sense of entitlement. Director of the SVGCC Nigel Scott, made the call on Tuesday as he addressed graduands at the 14th annual graduation ceremony of the SVGCC, stressing that in his opinion, there is sense of entitlement by students that seems pervasive these days.

TinyTap and Open Campus showcase blockchain educational platform and $10M Global Educators Fund at ISTE Live 2023 Conference - Vimarsana News

TinyTap and Open Campus showcase blockchain educational platform and $10M Global Educators Fund at ISTE Live 2023 Conference

Philadelphia, United States, June 27th, 2023, Chainwire

HBCU Student Reporting Network gives student journalists new opportunities - Vimarsana News

HBCU Student Reporting Network gives student journalists new opportunities

The HBCU Student Reporting Network, which launched in January, is designed to give Black student journalists more training and opportunities to take into the workforce. Each student works with a mentor to help sharpen their reporting skills, and the organization works with distribution partners to increase the reach of their stories and enable fellows to graduate with clips and a network.