Landes amendments included in House budget
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Del. Steve Landes, Vice Chairman of the House Appropriations Committee, highlighted his amendments included in the proposed House budget.
Search Results for Virginia Department of Education
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Counseling interns contribute to holistic care at the Harrisonburg-Rockingham Free Clinic
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Graduate students in EMU’s Master of Arts in Counseling program are gaining real-world experience at the Harrisonburg-Rockingham Free Clinic.
Shenandoah Valley Art Center features student artwork in February
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The Shenandoah Valley Art Center, during the month of February, is exhibiting in the Cabell/Arehart Gallery the student artworks from The Shenandoah Valley Governor’s School Arts and Humanities Program.
Poverty of Imagination: Jobs and healthcare vs. Not Donald Trump
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You don’t get out of the trailer park just giving up. It would be years before I’d realize that politics wasn’t for me.
Poverty of Imagination: Chris Graham for City Council!
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Crystal and I launched Augusta Free Press in 2002, but actually, phrasing it that way makes it sound more planned than it was, which was, not really at all.
Cooperative Extension associate ignites students’ interest in science, protecting water supplies
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In his book, “The Tipping Point,” Malcolm Gladwell coined the term “connector,” referring to “a handful of people with a truly extraordinary knack [… for] making friends and acquaintances.”
Poverty of Imagination: Growing up humble
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I’ve won awards for investigative journalism. My first bit of investigative journalism dates to second grade.
Blockchain boot camp prepares students for work with emerging software platforms
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Virginia Tech students will have a unique opportunity to participate in a blockchain boot camp on Saturday, Jan. 26, on Virginia Tech’s Blacksburg campus.
$120 million gift to UVA to lead to new School of Data Science
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UVA announced plans today to establish a School of Data Science, an effort made possible in part by the largest private gift in the institution’s 200-year history.
UVA News: Moon to go dark Sunday night, but not because of government shutdown
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A total lunar eclipse is coming – and no, it’s not the fault of the federal government shutdown. Late Sunday night into early Monday morning, the moon will “go from full, to nearly disappearing, to being full again in the course of a few hours,” University of Virginia astronomy professor Ed Murphy said.
