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World Languages Alumni Share Their Experiences at U of A - Vimarsana News

World Languages Alumni Share Their Experiences at U of A

Two alumni, Jhonatan Carmona and Camila Bracamonte, shared their experiences in the Spanish Program and the World Languages and Digital Humanities Studio during their time at the U of A.

Source: uark.edu
Fulbright College Names New Associate Deans and Leadership Responsibilities - Vimarsana News

Fulbright College Names New Associate Deans and Leadership Responsibilities

This new structure departs from the previous alignment with the college's four academic disciplines and is modeled more on a traditional provost's office configuration.

Source: uark.edu
Opinion: Why WVU's humanities slash-and-burn is so short-sighted - Vimarsana News

Opinion: Why WVU's humanities slash-and-burn is so short-sighted

Massive cuts at West Virginia University send a damaging and devastatingly inaccurate message to everyone from students to presidents of other colleges and universities that the humanities, and especially the study of languages and culture, are reserved for those who can afford to pay the tuition at private colleges and universities, writes Paula M. Krebs of the Modern Language Association.

Source: cnn.com
The state sovereignty of Turkmenistan is the basis of its development - Vimarsana News

The state sovereignty of Turkmenistan is the basis of its development

In the era of the Revival of a new epoch of a powerful state, the principles of President Serdar Berdimuhamedov «The Motherland is the Motherland only with the people! The state is a state only with the people!» and the National Leader of the Turkmen...

Source: tdh.gov.tm
Opinion: Why WVU's humanities slash-and-burn is so short-sighted - Vimarsana News

Opinion: Why WVU's humanities slash-and-burn is so short-sighted

Massive cuts at West Virginia University send a damaging and devastatingly inaccurate message to everyone from students to presidents of other colleges and universities that the humanities, and especially the study of languages and culture, are reserved for those who can afford to pay the tuition at private colleges and universities, writes Paula M. Krebs of the Modern Language Association.

Source: cnn.com