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KSU-Salem holds award ceremony | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

KSU-Salem holds award ceremony | News, Sports, Jobs

SALEM — Kent State University at Salem recently held its annual awards ceremony, during which students were recognized for their scholastic achievements. Also

Kent State University at Salem holds its annual awards ceremony | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Kent State University at Salem holds its annual awards ceremony | News, Sports, Jobs

SALEM – Kent State University at Salem recently held its annual awards ceremony, during which students were recognized for their scholastic achievements. Also, during the event, The Marion G. Resch Foundation received the 2024 Friends of the Campus award, the highest honor presented annually to non-students. The annual award recognizes community members and businesses that […]

Latinx groups in Idaho need recognition beyond Hispanic Heritage Month - Vimarsana News

Latinx groups in Idaho need recognition beyond Hispanic Heritage Month

Hispanic Heritage Month extends from Sept. 15, through Oct. 15. Idaho’s population of Latinos makes up 13% of the state.

Rising Scholar Program offers education opportunities to inmates - Vimarsana News

Rising Scholar Program offers education opportunities to inmates

SOUTH LAKE TAHOE, Calif. – Lake Tahoe Community College strives to provide access to education for as many people as possible, including those who are incarcerated. To help reach that goal, Shane Reynolds started the...

Cabrillo College renaming leaders eye new public engagement plans - Vimarsana News

Cabrillo College renaming leaders eye new public engagement plans

In a recent Zoom interview with the Sentinel, subcommittee members and trustees Christina Cuevas and Adam Spickler along with Subcommittee Secretary and Cabrillo Superintendent/President Matthew Wetstein said that although they hadn't held a follow-up meeting and had no definitive plans to share yet, the three-month pause will give them time to reflect and brainstorm ways to address common concerns.