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K-State to honor Wefald with renaming of Butterfly Lane - Vimarsana News

K-State to honor Wefald with renaming of Butterfly Lane

Kansas State University will recognize the late Jon Wefald Friday with a renaming and dedication ceremony on campus, part of Homecoming festivities this week. The university plans to rename Butterfly Lane to Wefald’s Butterfly Lane. The long-time former president, who served at K-State from 1986 to 2009, named the street “Butterfly Lane” during his administration [...]

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2022 Mandela Washington Fellows say farewell to Manhattan after 6 week program - Vimarsana News

2022 Mandela Washington Fellows say farewell to Manhattan after 6 week program

The Staley School of Leadership Studies bid farewell Friday to visitors from the 2022 Mandela Washington Fellowship class. The flagship program of the Young African Leaders Initiative, Kansas State University’s Staley School has hosted cohorts for the 6-week leadership institute since 2016. This year saw 24 fellows from across the African continent come to Manhattan [...]

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Boxing Across The Nation: Massachusetts - CTE and the Life of Paul Pender - Vimarsana News

Boxing Across The Nation: Massachusetts - CTE and the Life of Paul Pender

On Friday, June 20, 1930, Paul Pender was born in Brookline, Massachusetts. Brookline is a suburb of Boston with a 2020 census population

Community meetings to seek input on spending American Rescue Plan dollars - Vimarsana News

Community meetings to seek input on spending American Rescue Plan dollars

Community leaders hope to conduct 60 small group meetings in July to gather public comment on how to spend the $17 million-plus coming to the city and county.