
Adventure Park at Virginia Aquarium ready for Easter Egg Hunt in the Trees
The Adventure Park at Virginia Aquarium is prepped and ready for its annual “Easter Egg Hunt in the Trees.”

The Adventure Park at Virginia Aquarium is prepped and ready for its annual “Easter Egg Hunt in the Trees.”

University Libraries at Virginia Tech will host Americans and the Holocaust, a traveling exhibition from the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum.

High hats and tails. Long, flowing gowns. Horse-drawn carriages rolling through immaculate cobblestone streets. Butlers waiting to open front doors. Maids picking up the detritus from a day’s outing. Who wouldn’t want to be among the 1%?

In the hundred years since Virginia Tech admitted its first five female students, women have become a mighty force at what was once an all-male institution.

Sports media and analytics students in the Virginia Tech School of Communication have no trouble finding experiential learning opportunities where they can develop their craft in professional settings outside the classroom.

When most people discuss ways to stop cybercrime, they focus on the technological realm.

The United States imported an average of more than 20.4 million barrels of crude and refined products per month from Russia in 2021.

The exigencies of war can lead to unexpected consequences. We are seeing this truth play out as Ukraine fights for its survival against Russian aggression.

U.S. Sen. Mark Warner joined Joe Manchin (D-WV), Lisa Murkowski (R-AK), and a bipartisan group of Senate and House members in introducing the Ban Russian Energy Imports Act.

A Virginia DEQ panel will meet with Bristol officials and their consulting engineers on March 21-22 to review the landfill’s history, how it was built, operating procedures and efforts taken to mitigate odor concerns to date.
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