Morgan Griffith: Priorities for the new Congress
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On Jan. 20, Joe Biden will be sworn in as president of the United States.
Search Results for Special Education
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Students encouraged to apply for new Dominion Energy scholarship program
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Dominion Energy is awarding $500,000 in scholarships in 2021 to assist African American and other underrepresented minority students who reside in the company’s service area.
Creigh Deeds: 2021 Virginia General Assembly session preview
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Politically, 2020 saw the return of Democratic majorities in both the House and the Senate and a lot of pent-up demand from Democratic constituencies. The change in power meant the General Assembly was busy.
2020: The year the Tree of Liberty was torched
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No doubt about it: 2020—a terrible, horrible, no good, very bad year for freedom—was the culmination of a terrible, horrible, no good, very bad decade for freedom.
Scholarship honors the legacy of Terry Arthur’s dedication to students
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“Terry Arthur was one of those women you meet that you really admire and one day hope to be like,” said Melanie Trammell-Wenger ’19 in a tribute to her undergraduate academic advisor upon her passing in April of this year.
Virginia Tech Foundation announces Elizabeth McClanahan as new CEO
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Elizabeth McClanahan, a former justice on the Supreme Court of Virginia who now serves as president and dean of the Appalachian School of Law, has been named CEO of the Virginia Tech Foundation.
What if the Christ child had been born in the American police state?
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What if, instead of being born into the Roman police state, Jesus had been born at this moment in time? What kind of reception would Jesus and his family be given?
Moss Arts Center announces new lineup of spring performances, engagement events
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Audiences in eight countries and 30 states experienced the inspired performances and engagement events offered by the Moss Arts Center for its fall “HomeStage” series.
MacKenzie Scott commits record donation to seven 1890 universities
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Seven 1890 land-grant universities are among the more than 300 non-profit entities that writer and philanthropist MacKenzie Scott selected to receive contributions from the multi-billion total she donated this year.
Charlottesville Sister Cities Commission now accepting grant applications
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The Charlottesville Sister Cities Commission is now accepting grant applications for projects. The commission invites Charlottesville nonprofits, arts organizations, schools, businesses, and individuals to apply for project funding up to $4,000.
