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University Pauses Upper Campus Pavilion Plans, CSD Leaders Say — The Heights - Vimarsana News

University Pauses Upper Campus Pavilion Plans, CSD Leaders Say — The Heights

The University informed UGBC in 2022 that it would soon build a pavilion on Upper Campus and increase accessibility for students. By March of this year, the University said the project would be indefinitely delayed due to high costs.

Purchasing Mount Alvernia Would Provide BC With an Opportunity To Expand — The Heights - Vimarsana News

Purchasing Mount Alvernia Would Provide BC With an Opportunity To Expand — The Heights

The closure of Mount Alvernia High School, an all-girls Catholic school in Newton, provides Boston College with a rare opportunity to buy new land. The University should pursue this purchase to support its students, faculty, and any future expansion endeavors.

Water restrictions to stay - Vimarsana News

Water restrictions to stay

Pretoria - The Department of Water and Sanitation says it will continue with water restrictions across the country as the drought is far from over.

Morgan's Guide to Boston Area Parks and Outdoor Spaces — The Heights - Vimarsana News

Morgan's Guide to Boston Area Parks and Outdoor Spaces — The Heights

After getting through the brutal winter months, Boston residents are likely eager to soak up the sun and take full advantage of the warm weather. Most Bostonians know about the Boston Common, but it can be hard to find new places to enjoy a nice spring day and soak in the sun.

At 'Taste of OVS,' students dish up tradition | Culture - Vimarsana News

At 'Taste of OVS,' students dish up tradition | Culture

Flags from countries around the world flapped in the wind over Ojai Valley School’s Upper Campus. Spanish music floated through the air, the aroma of Nigerian cuisine tempted the senses,