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Roseman University announces plans to add medical school to Summerlin campus | Health - Vimarsana News

Roseman University announces plans to add medical school to Summerlin campus | Health

Roseman University unveiled a three-phased expansion plan that will allow the school to add over 1,000 students and add another medical doctorate program in Nevada.

Roseman University announces plans to add medical school to Summerlin campus - Vimarsana News

Roseman University announces plans to add medical school to Summerlin campus

Roseman University unveiled a three-phased expansion plan that will allow the school to add over 1,000 students and add another medical doctorate program in Nevada.

University looking at starting veterinary medicine school in Great Falls - Vimarsana News

University looking at starting veterinary medicine school in Great Falls

A veterinary medicine school could be coming to Great Falls. The Great Falls Economic Development Alliance developed a strategy to build on the medical and educational assets in the community and one of the recommendations to look at attracting a veterinary medicine school. Last summer, GFDA commissioned a feasibility study on brining such a school…

Study says Ryan Field upgrade would bring in $1.2 million - Vimarsana News

Study says Ryan Field upgrade would bring in $1.2 million

The study says that beyond the money it could bring in, the upgrade would create an estimated 5,942 jobs in Cook and Lake Counties and 2,924 jobs in Evanston.

NU Board of Regents unanimously vote allowing authorization of liquor sales - Vimarsana News

NU Board of Regents unanimously vote allowing authorization of liquor sales

The University of Nebraska Board of Regents met Friday and voted unanimously to allow for the sale of alcohol at university events, however, NU President Ted Carter said there will