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Some supervisors' effective pay rate £3 below living wage, new report finds - Vimarsana News

Some supervisors' effective pay rate £3 below living wage, new report finds

Less experienced supervisors claimed it took them over 7 hours to prepare for supervisions

Experts warn of looming water crisis - Vimarsana News

Experts warn of looming water crisis

Importance of raising awareness about population control and implementing efficient irrigation systems underscored

University of Ghana first-year students stranded, no accommodation for hundreds - Vimarsana News

University of Ghana first-year students stranded, no accommodation for hundreds

A large number of first-year students who have been offered admission to the University of Ghana (UG), Legon, have been left stranded after being told by the management of the various University Halls that there is no accommodation for them.

Royal College of Art appoints new Heads of Programme for Painting and Animation - Vimarsana News

Royal College of Art appoints new Heads of Programme for Painting and Animation

Dr Kamini Vellodi will join the a href= http://www.rca.ac.uk target= _blank Royal College of Art /a in April 2024 as Head of Programme for MA Pain

More than 200 Cambridge University students sign letter saying they 'feel unsafe' after Conservative association booked hall for dinner and demand Christ's College stop society's 'alcohol-fuelled event' - Vimarsana News

More than 200 Cambridge University students sign letter saying they 'feel unsafe' after Conservative association booked hall for dinner and demand Christ's College stop society's 'alcohol-fuelled event'

Undergraduates raised the concerns in a letter to retired diplomat and civil servant Lord Simon McDonald, Master of Christ's College, Cambridge.