EMU names new director of intercultural programs
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Beth Good has been named Eastern Mennonite University’s director of intercultural programs.
Search Results for Special Education
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Shenandoah aims for global dialogue at Barzinji Fall Colloquium
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Faculty and staff from Shenandoah University and Bridgewater College will host higher education representatives from two Muslim-majority countries to discuss civil discourse, diversity, race and ethnicity in higher education.
Is the U.S. government the enemy of the people?
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Take heed, America. Our losses are mounting with every passing day.
Northam announces Commission to Examine Racial Inequity
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Governor Ralph Northam today announced the members of the Commission to Examine Racial Inequity in Virginia Law.
Morgan Griffith: Labor Day, and congressional service
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Americans are a hard-working people. From farms to factories to mines, we are willing to take on difficult tasks to support our families and provide goods and services people need and want.
Extension meets 4-H’ers mastering the science, safety, business of food
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“Fin!!” In red, the word closed a list of ingredients and instructions for making nectar from mangoes.
AAA: Red-light running deaths hit 10-year high
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More than two people are killed every day on U.S. roads by impatient, distracted and reckless drivers blowing through red lights, according to data analysis performed by the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety.
New Orchestra of Washington to perform at Bridgewater College
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The New Orchestra of Washington will present a lyceum at 7:30 p.m. Friday, Sept. 13, in the Concert Hall in the Carter Center for Worship and Music at Bridgewater College.
Ken Plum: Learning from lessons of 1619
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Local and national news media have given broad coverage of the events last week commemorating the first African enslaved people being brought to the Virginia colony in 1619.
Virginia Tech College of Engineering honored for diversity progress
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The Virginia Tech College of Engineering is among the first in the country to earn a bronze award from the American Society for Engineering Education in its inaugural year of their Diversity Recognition Program.
