CDC updates COVID-19 vaccine guidance for people at higher risk of severe illness
New COVID-19 guidance from the CDC now allows people who are at higher risk for severe illness to receive an optional additional dose of the bivalent mRNA vaccine.
New COVID-19 guidance from the CDC now allows people who are at higher risk for severe illness to receive an optional additional dose of the bivalent mRNA vaccine.
Workers for the Flying Food Group (FFG) plant in Inglewood, California are on strike, demanding a living wage, a decent pension, the retention of their health benefits, and their dignity as workers.
Washington and Lee University in Lexington will host its 18th annual Tom Wolfe Weekend on April 28-29 with author Amor Towles.
Between July and December 2022, the Blue Ridge Area Food Bank served more than 123,000 households per month.
Dr. Jeffrey P. Stein is Mary Baldwin University’s 10th president. Stein comes to MBU from Elon University in North Carolina.
One year later there are many important questions and conversations lingering about the unrelenting war in Ukraine. People want to know who is to blame, what is the cause of this mess, and is there an end in sight?

As millions celebrate Holy Week and Passover this week, many clergy and lay activists will be delving into their own faith traditions to link these observances with ongoing struggles for economic justice.
Seven players hit the transfer portal when Kim English left George Mason to take the job at Providence. One announced on Tuesday that he will be returning to Mason, rising senior point guard Ronald Polite III.
Distraction-related fatalities increased 12 percent from 3,154 in 2020 to 3,522 in 2021, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA).
Merriam-Webster’s Dictionary included the term dad joke in 2019, officially certifying wholesome jokes by fathers as part of the English lexicon.
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