Seth Megginson takes first look at 2020 NCAA Tournament Bracketology
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Seth Megginson takes his first look at 2020 NCAA Tournament Bracketology.
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Cornell engineering dean to lead Virginia Tech Innovation Campus
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Lance R. Collins, the dean of engineering at Cornell University, has been selected as the inaugural vice president and executive director of Virginia Tech’s new Innovation Campus in Alexandria. Virginia Tech President Tim Sands announced the hiring of Collins, who has led Cornell’s college of engineering since 2010, on Monday. Collins was a key member of…
How much does picking up the kids contribute to climate change?
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Idling is indeed a scourge on the environment, given the noxious emissions coming out of our engines.
Presidents Day Leadership Forum focuses on services, opportunities for veterans, civilians
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A leadership forum at Shenandoah University will address issues, opportunities and support services available to both veterans and civilians.
Poll: Joe Biden has modest lead in Democratic presidential race
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A new Quinnipiac University poll has former vice president Joe Biden with a slight lead in the race for the Democratic Party presidential nomination.
Mike Bloomberg featured at Feb. 15 Blue Commonwealth Gala
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Mike Bloomberg is on the list of speakers for the Blue Commonwealth Gala sponsored by the Democratic Party of Virginia on Feb. 15.
Poetry reading at UVA Bookstore
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UVA Bookstore is hosting a poetry reading by Aracelis Girmay on Wednesday, Jan. 29, from 5-6 p.m.
Virginia Tech honors legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. with series of events
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Virginia Tech will honor and remember the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. with a series of events that will begin on Jan. 20.
Herring files suit to block Trump administration rule change on SNAP benefits
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Attorney General Mark Herring filed a lawsuit Thursday seeking to block the Trump administration’s new rule that would eliminate Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits for nearly 700,000 Americans.
Study: More federal funding needed to increase Americans’ active transportation habits
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Since the year 2000, the federal government has allocated only about 2 percent of its transportation funds to encourage walking and cycling.
