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Chelsea Clinton to visit Salem Academy and College as part of its 250th anniversary celebration - Vimarsana News

Chelsea Clinton to visit Salem Academy and College as part of its 250th anniversary celebration

Salem Academy and College and Bookmarks will host Chelsea Clinton in conversation with Salem President Summer McGee at 7 p.m. April 4 in the Elberson Fine Arts Center on Salem’s

Rice Asked to Remove Statue of Slave Owner Namesake - Vimarsana News

Rice Asked to Remove Statue of Slave Owner Namesake

Rice alums are leading an effort to have a statue of the school's namesake, William Marsh Rice, removed from campus due to his history as a slave owner.

Gene editing among the winter classes for high school freshmen and sophomores at Salem Academy - Vimarsana News

Gene editing among the winter classes for high school freshmen and sophomores at Salem Academy

Scientists from Delaware have spent the last three days teaching girls at Salem Academy about gene editing.

Salem Academy and College Shepherds in a New Era with Appointment of President Dr. Summer McGee - Vimarsana News

Salem Academy and College Shepherds in a New Era with Appointment of President Dr. Summer McGee

/PRNewswire/ -- Today, the Salem Academy and College Board of Trustees announces the appointment of Summer Johnson McGee, Ph.D., CPH as the 21st President of...

Moderna Children's COVID-19 Vaccine Trials to Begin in CT as Adult Vaccination Rates Fall - Vimarsana News

Moderna Children's COVID-19 Vaccine Trials to Begin in CT as Adult Vaccination Rates Fall

“If you look at the polio history, we vaccinated our younger ones and we got herd immunity. So, it happened with other infections, it will happen with this infection,” Yildirim said.   Health experts say we need to have about 70% of the state fully vaccinated to reach herd immunity which will help reduce the spread of COVID. We’re only at 34% percent and weekly vaccination numbers are declining.  “So my concern is as we reopen our state and begin to resume activities, whether that’s indoors or outdoors, there are still large pockets where there are very low vaccination rates. That...