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Robbie Dutton's journey to save lives like his - Vimarsana News

Robbie Dutton's journey to save lives like his

Dutton’s work with the 2023 MU Homecoming Blood Drive was inspired by his childhood cancer At seven years old, senior Robbie Dutton was dia

UK 2023 Homecoming royalty crowned - Vimarsana News

UK 2023 Homecoming royalty crowned

Princess Magor Agbozo, of Ghana, West Africa, and Joshua Griffith, of Greenup, Kentucky, were crowned the 2023 University of Kentucky Homecoming queen and king during the halftime ceremonies at the UK vs. Missouri Homecoming football game at Kroger Field Saturday night.

Source: uky.edu
Detroit store that can sell 'Divine Nine' fraternity, sorority merchandise - Vimarsana News

Detroit store that can sell 'Divine Nine' fraternity, sorority merchandise

Cosmetics, jewelry, Black Greek-letter merchandise and COVID masks honoring Detroit schools and HBCUs drive a unique store on the Avenue of Fashion.

Source: yahoo.com
Homecoming court candidates announced, voting opened - Vimarsana News

Homecoming court candidates announced, voting opened

The top five candidates for Homecoming king and queen were announced at Homecoming Week’s Rowdy Raider Rally at noon on Friday.

Point Park's president has "transformational" plans. Will marginalized students buy in? - Vimarsana News

Point Park's president has "transformational" plans. Will marginalized students buy in?

Chris Brussalis' swift, unanimous promotion from board member to interim leader to permanent president has raised some eyebrows on Point Park University's campus, especially in light of the strategic plan that may overhaul of Point Park's admissions, programs, and possibly faculty. Concurrently, some students with marginalized identities say they worry changes to the student body's makeup could have implications for their safety.