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William & Mary announced today a long-term, strategic partnership with VCU Health to significantly increase its capacity to provide access to health care on campus starting this fall.
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Eastern Mennonite University invites students to visit the campus in person or virtually during the state’s annual Virginia Private College Week from July 20-25.
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Central Michigan grad transfer tight end Tony Poljan will enroll at the University of Virginia and be eligible to play football for the Cavaliers in 2020.
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Doorknobs, light switches, shopping carts. Fear runs rampant nowadays when it comes to touching common surfaces because of the rapid spread of the coronavirus. A Virginia Tech professor has found a solution.
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The Integrated Translational Health Institute of Virginia, in close collaboration with the Virginia Department of Health, has developed an online tool to collect COVID-19 related information.
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By Travis Williams Camellia Pastore and Sabrina Sturgeon share a love for Virginia Tech and a passion for its students. They will also soon share the responsibility of representing those students at university’s highest level of governance. Video about Pastore: video.vt.edu/media/Meet+a+HokieA+Camellia+Pastore/1_taejkmo8 Video about Sturgeon: video.vt.edu/media/Meet+a+HokieA+Sabrina+Sturgeon/1_w1xpzas3 “I’m just one student and I have one experience,” said…
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The State Council of Higher Education for Virginia has approved a new Ph.D. program within the Virginia Tech School of Neuroscience.
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Farm Credit of the Virginias announced that Brad Cornelius will assume the chief executive officer role effective July 15.
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Relying on guidance from state and national health officials, Shenandoah University plans to start its fall 2020 semester in-person on Monday, Aug. 24, while anticipating its largest fall enrollment and no employee layoffs due to COVID-19.
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Former Virginia All-American Kelsie Chaudoin has been named associate head coach for the Virginia rowing program.
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