
Tallest drone park in the U.S. opens at Virginia Tech
The tallest drone park in the United States officially opened Thursday on Virginia Tech’s Blacksburg campus.

The tallest drone park in the United States officially opened Thursday on Virginia Tech’s Blacksburg campus.

If you don’t like something that somebody has said, has done, has endorsed, whatever, what you do is you organize a boycott, or threaten one, and then, voila, the world is back on its axis.

A story in The Atlantic proposed that American sports needs more fair-weather fans, opining that those who choose to make spectator sports a pastime would be better served rooting for “great teams and great players” instead of their “sad-sack local franchise.”

This spring’s first-ever Iron Composer competition at Eastern Mennonite University is less about proving who’s “best of the best” than it is a life lesson reflective of the demands a real-world career composer/arranger might face.

The ink on UVA football prospects the past couple of years has highlighted third-team AP All-Americans Micah Kiser and Quin Blanding. But it may be a defensive teammate of theirs who hears his name called first in the 2018 NFL Draft.

When you are on your gap year, you will see new places, have new experiences, and meet so many new friends along the way. This is true whether you are travelling with a friend or travelling solo.

Automation is no longer a new concept in every sector of the economy. It is assisting small and big businesses to handle repetitive tasks efficiently and have extra time for strategic projects.

How to get into the college of your dreams? Is having a good score rating enough? Does your application matter? These questions bother a lot of students when they prepare applications for the college or university of their dreams.

When Americans hear the word bioterrorism, they may be reminded of the series of anthrax attacks that followed in the wake of 9/11, infecting 22 people and killing five.

In 2017, an estimated 104,843 acres of underwater grasses were mapped in the Chesapeake Bay: the highest amount ever recorded by the Virginia Institute of Marine Science and the first time in our decades-long history of monitoring this critical habitat that the total abundance surpassed 100,000 acres.
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