Virginia Artists in the Marketplace residency applications due March 1
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Virginia Artists in the Marketplace, a program for Shenandoah Valley artists, is now seeking applications for a one-week residency in May 2019.
Search Results for Virginia State University
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Virginia Cooperative Extension ‘a necessity,’ funding needed
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“What do you do for a living?” can be a complicated question for a Virginia Cooperative Extension agent to answer succinctly.
RIFF presents University Battle of the Bands finalists
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The Richmond International Film & Music Festival will hold the final round of the RIFFx: University Battle of the Bands on Saturday.
Mary Baldwin University students to take part in Wells Fargo Ethics Bowl
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Three students from Mary Baldwin University will participate in the 20th annual statewide collegiate Wells Fargo Ethics Bowl Feb. 10-11 at Roanoke College in Salem.
Virginia Humanities announces 15 new grants
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Virginia Humanities announces $79,700 in recent grants to 15 nonprofit organizations in support of public humanities programs for audiences throughout the Commonwealth and beyond.
2019 Virginia Patient Safety Summit convenes this week in Richmond
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Members of Virginia’s health care community are gathering in Richmond this week for a three-day, two-event summit focused on patient safety and quality improvement.
Chris Graham, Scott German break down UVA-NC State
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#3 UVA escaped Raleigh with a one-point win in OT over #23 NC State. Chris Graham and Scott German bring the noise in terms of analysis.
Virginia teacher named finalist for 2019 National Teacher of the Year
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Rodney A. Robinson, a history teacher at Virgie Binford Education Center in Richmond, is one of four states’ teachers of the year named by the Council of Chief State School Officers as finalists for the 2019 National Teacher of the Year.
Zuka joins Virginia Tech Police Department K-9 Program
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The Virginia Tech Police Department announced the newest member of the force: Zuka, a 16-month-old German shepherd.
Activists surging State Capitol to encourage ERA passage
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Proponents of equality launched a weeklong surge Monday to encourage state lawmakers to make history by becoming the 38th and last state needed to ratifying the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA), first drafted in 1923.
