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Talk to focus on post-pandemic state of churches - Vimarsana News

Talk to focus on post-pandemic state of churches

Westminster College 2017 alumna Dr. Charissa Mikoski will discuss the pandemic’s effect on church life during a public talk at 11:40 a.m. Feb. 23, in Mueller Theater, located in McKelvey

Westminster alumna presents research on the post-pandemic state of churches \ Westminster College - Vimarsana News

Westminster alumna presents research on the post-pandemic state of churches \ Westminster College

Westminster College 2017 alumna Dr. Charissa Mikoski will discuss the pandemic’s effect on church life during a public talk at 11:40 a.m. Friday, Feb. 23, in Mueller Theater, located in McKelvey Campus Center on Westminster’s campus.

SGA passes Liz Wheeler resolution, gives out teaching awards - Vimarsana News

SGA passes Liz Wheeler resolution, gives out teaching awards

The Student Government Association (SGA) Senate gave out the annual Madison Vision Teaching Awards (MVTAs) and passed a resolution to release an immediate statement regarding JMU’s chapter of Young Americans

Are the Israeli army's technology units elitist? - Vimarsana News

Are the Israeli army's technology units elitist?

"Globes" examines the figures and finds that while there are clear cultural and socioeconomic biases, change is underway.

Collaboration brings Native American exhibit to Quinn Coliseum at Eastern Oregon University - Vimarsana News

Collaboration brings Native American exhibit to Quinn Coliseum at Eastern Oregon University

Collaboration brings Native American exhibit to Quinn Coliseum at Eastern Oregon University LA GRANDE, Ore. – A collaboration between Eastern Oregon University (EOU) and the Josephy Center for Arts and Culture has brought a “Native Sport” exhibit to Quinn Coliseum on January 17.  The “Native Sport” exhibit will focus on Native American athletes and will […]

Source: eou.edu