Virginia Tech Basketball: New ‘GM’ announced, though, no, not really
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Virginia Tech Basketball has a general manager, though it sounds like the new guy is a GM in name only.
Search Results for REAL ID
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Are our smart phones making us dumber? A step-by-step guide to get them under control
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I recently saw a post on Instagram, truly more of a blog post condensed into a few text-heavy slides, about decentralizing technology.
EMU names Rev. Dr. Shannon Dycus, interim president: First Black woman in that role
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Eastern Mennonite University announced April 11 the selection of the Rev. Dr. Shannon W. Dycus as interim president.
Bridgewater College to display senior art thesis works by art, digital media arts
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Bridgewater College art and digital media arts majors will showcase their works in a senior art thesis exhibition April 14 to May 2, 2025.
Detained professor: ‘I’ve seen lots of injustice, didn’t think it would happen to me’
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An effort to silence those who don’t agree with the Trump administration is being challenged in court on behalf of a Georgetown professor.
What colleges are paying marginal guys to play basketball is crazy stupid
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JT Toppin, a second-team All-American, and a projected second-round 2025 NBA Draft pick, is returning to Texas Tech for his junior season, for a reported $3 million in NIL compensation, according to reporting from The Athletic.
Bridgewater College honors three distinguished alumni with professional awards
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Bridgewater College honored three alumni at the College Awards ceremony for their professional achievements and humanitarian service.
Blue Ridge Poison Center: Too much vitamin A, touted as a measles cure, can kill you
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Anti-vax Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. thinks we can more effectively prevent measles outbreaks by giving our kids high doses of vitamin A than we can with vaccines.
UVA Baseball: ‘Hoos take care of midweek business, defeat ODU, 11-5
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The UVA Baseball team was coming off a weekend sweep of nationally ranked Stanford, but also looming in the background, heading into Tuesday’s home game with ODU, was back-to-back midweek losses to Richmond and Liberty.
Blue Ridge Area Food Bank prepares for possible USDA funding cuts
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The loss of more than $1 billion to pay American farmers to provide food to schools and food banks will create hungry stomachs nationwide.
