Affirm the freedom to read during Banned Books Week
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Banned Books Week, Sept, 21-27, reminds Americans about the importance of preventing censorship and ensuring everyone’s freedom to read any book they choose.
Search Results for Special Education
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Signature craft beer Virginia Midway to be tapped at State Fair
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There will be lots to celebrate at the 2014 State Fair of Virginia, including exciting rides, cuddly animals, great foods and exhilarating entertainment.
UVA Center for Telehealth earns Governor’s Technology Award
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The University of Virginia Center for Telehealth received a 2014 Governor’s Technology Award for making it easier to access high-quality care and health education for patients across Virginia.
Angry white men on the right
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I have been thinking about the anger of many white men, and why they’ve lent the force of that anger to the political right.
House passes budget agreement to close Virginia’s $2.4 billion revenue shortfall
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The Virginia House of Delegates on Thursday passed House Bill 5010, the bipartisan budget agreement that closes the remainder of Virginia’s $2.4 billion revenue shortfall for fiscal years 2015 and 2016.
Peebles gives back to Waynesboro with 30 Days of Giving
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Peebles is launching its fall “30 Days of Giving” campaign. All Peebles customers who visit the Waynesboro store through Oct. 12, will be invited to donate to the Blue Ridge Area Food Bank.
JMU Time and Place: Sept. 19-24
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Campus events and activities at James Madison University. From the JMU Office of Public Affairs.
Bureau of Insurance reminds Virginians to renew insurance before hurricanes, disasters
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With more than two months left in hurricane season, the Virginia State Corporation Commission’s Bureau of Insurance reminds Virginians to remain vigilant when it comes to protecting their property from loss.
State announces 2015 Virginia teachers of the year
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Eight educators today learned of their selection as 2015 Virginia Regional Teachers of the Year during surprise classroom visits and announcements made by their division superintendents.
EMU videographers cover environmental issue in Wisconsin
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Major news media are paying attention to an environmental and political crisis developing in Wisconsin, and EMU professor Paulette Moore and her spring documentary students are in the middle of the news story.
