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With every House and Senate seat up for election in November, nearly 30% of Virginians remain unsure of which party should win control of the General Assembly in 2020.
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Veteran Virginia Tech political observer Bob Denton points to this week’s 2020 Democratic Debate as an important first step for all of the candidates, especially the mid-to-lower tier contenders hoping to move up, and not be weeded out.
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An official delegation from the nations of Albania, Kosovo, and North Macedonia plans to visit the Woodrow Wilson Presidential Library in Staunton on Friday, June 28 at 10 a.m.
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Use technology to share the voices of refugees, to engage volunteers in more meaningful ways, to map the human body at the cellular level, or to build a community of educators.
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As the nation follows the US Women’s National Soccer Team in eager anticipation of a fourth World Cup win, women’s rights advocates remind us their participation in the World Cup would not be possible without Title IX.
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The Shenandoah National Park mobile visitor center recently won a national award from the Public Lands Alliance (PLA).
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In the past, many educators believed that having a laptop and cell phone that can access the internet is all the technology that a student needs to prepare for the future. However, times have changed, and technology has become the driving force in education.
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Mary Baldwin University has named Darren Jones its inaugural associate vice president of student engagement.
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In a world obsessed with looks and body shapes, many look up to fitness trainers and other experts in the fitness industry to become the best versions of themselves.
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At the June meeting of the Virginia Tech Board of Visitors, Gregory B. Daniel, interim dean of the Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine, outlined the college’s ongoing efforts.
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