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Multiple Cal State universities to receive part of $12.2 million in federal funding - Vimarsana News

Multiple Cal State universities to receive part of $12.2 million in federal funding

More than $12 million in federal funding is being allocated to five universities in the California State University system. According to a CSU release, the funding is part of a “minibus” package for the 2024 fiscal year that was signed by President Joe Biden on March 8. The funded projects and their sponsors include: School […]

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UC Riverside Makes Itself at Home in the Thunderdome and Romps to 81-64 Victory Over UCSB | Sports - Vimarsana News

UC Riverside Makes Itself at Home in the Thunderdome and Romps to 81-64 Victory Over UCSB | Sports

The Thunderdome remained a broken home for the UC Santa Barbara men’s basketball team on Saturday. Not even a pregame, Senior Night ceremony could rouse

Election 2024: LA City Council races are fueled by millions in outside spending - Vimarsana News

Election 2024: LA City Council races are fueled by millions in outside spending

More than half the spending from special interest groups has gone to races in L.A. City Council Districts 4 and 12.

Election 2024: LA City Council races are fueled by millions in outside spending - Vimarsana News

Election 2024: LA City Council races are fueled by millions in outside spending

More than half the spending from special interest groups has gone to races in L.A. City Council Districts 4 and 12.

Election 2024: LA City Council races are fueled by millions in outside spending - Vimarsana News

Election 2024: LA City Council races are fueled by millions in outside spending

More than half the spending from special interest groups has gone to races in L.A. City Council Districts 4 and 12.