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Northwestern U. dean joins anti-Israel rally organized by far-left student groups - Vimarsana News

Northwestern U. dean joins anti-Israel rally organized by far-left student groups

Said was to ‘ensure right to protest.’…

News Brief: Record-Breaking Attendance for Accepted Students Day - Vimarsana News

News Brief: Record-Breaking Attendance for Accepted Students Day

A record crowd gathered in the Murray Center on Saturday, April 6 for Accepted Students Day 2024. The college's signature spring yield event, designed to introduce accepted students to the college community and solidify their commitment to Rhode Island College, was attended by 506 students who have been admitted for Fall 2024, nearly 100 more than last year, representing a 25 percent year-over-year increase.  The families who accompanied them brought the total attendance to nearly 1,500 people. 

Source: ric.edu
Putin's visit to Russia's westernmost region not signal to NATO — Kremlin - Vimarsana News

Putin's visit to Russia's westernmost region not signal to NATO — Kremlin

Dmitry Peskov noted that Russia had not asked Lithuania for a direct air corridor to the Kaliningrad Region

Source: tass.com
Govt stands by you: Mamata to students on Students Day - Vimarsana News

Govt stands by you: Mamata to students on Students Day

On Students Day today Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee assured them of every help by the state government to fulfil their dreams.

Iranian Student Day: A legacy of defiance and struggle - Vimarsana News

Iranian Student Day: A legacy of defiance and struggle

The presence of the Basij militia of the Revolutionary Guards and other security agencies has turned Iran's universities into barracks, writes Mohammad Sadeghpour.