
Virginia Tech alum, epidemiologist tries to stem the tide of COVID-19 misinformation on Twitter
When COVID-19 first began to spread around the world last spring, people had a lot of questions.

When COVID-19 first began to spread around the world last spring, people had a lot of questions.

The Virginia Department of Environmental Quality welcomed Renee Hoyos as director of the agency’s new environmental justice office on Thursday.

The State Board for Community Colleges has certified four finalists for the position of president at Patrick Henry Community College.

AARP’s Nursing Home COVID-19 Dashboard shows that both cases and deaths in nursing homes are declining, although chronic problems in nursing homes revealed during the COVID-19 pandemic continue.

As the college basketball season ends for another year, many Virginians will be turning their attention to the next, hoping to see more success in March Madness 2022.

Three local projects are among the 15 statewide set to receive a total of $6.3 million in GO Virginia economic development grants.

A $1 million gift will endow the building that houses the Mary Baldwin University Program for the Exceptionally Gifted in honor of Cynthia Tyson.

Established by a $250,000 estate gift from Dr. Ray Gaskins, Longwood has endowed two athletics scholarships for a high-achieving male and female student-athlete.

The 1971 rewriting of the Virginia Constitution reversed a century-old practice of disenfranchising Black voters.

Virginia Tech will host 15 in-person commencement ceremonies in Lane Stadium May 10-16 that will be divided up by college to celebrate graduating Hokies while also adhering to public health guidelines.
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