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How inclusive is Penn State, central Pennsylvania? Students, faculty weigh in - Vimarsana News

How inclusive is Penn State, central Pennsylvania? Students, faculty weigh in

As April approaches its halfway mark, so does Penn State’s Campus Pride Month. Some Penn State community members shared their thoughts on LGBTQ inclusivity on and off campus.

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'Osuofia in London', 'Aki na Ukwa', other Nollywood classics turning 20 in 2023 - Vimarsana News

'Osuofia in London', 'Aki na Ukwa', other Nollywood classics turning 20 in 2023

In 2003, filmmakers did not have to rely on social media but on movie posters featuring a known face and dramatic TV adverts highlighting...

Penn State students outraged over invitation to far-right Proud Boys founder - Vimarsana News

Penn State students outraged over invitation to far-right Proud Boys founder

Uncensored America, a conservative student group, has invited Gavin McInnes to speak at the school in late October

State College community, Penn State students analyze how critical race theory is taught on campus - Vimarsana News

State College community, Penn State students analyze how critical race theory is taught on campus

Following an increased number of Black Lives Matter protests in 2020 after George Floyd’s death and other instances of racial injustice, Penn State community members disclosed wide-ranging opinions about critical

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'UPUA isn't turning back' | Penn State LGBTQ student leaders reflect on representation in student government | University Park Campus News - Vimarsana News

'UPUA isn't turning back' | Penn State LGBTQ student leaders reflect on representation in student government | University Park Campus News

As you walk into the office of the University Park Undergraduate Association, you’ll notice the typical signage of any student organization. The door is labeled with its logo and a flyer to the left of the entrance encourages people to get involved. But, you’ll also notice a small flag hanging prominently by the entrance. The flag has been used for decades by some in the LGBTQ community to represent a unified sense of pride and camaraderie. While it’s easy to overlook, the presence of the rainbow flag is also representative of a community that has historically been underreprese...

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