University of Mary Washington continues ranking on Fiske Guide to Colleges
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The bestselling Fiske Guide to Colleges has again included UMW on its annual list of the “best and most interesting.”
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Washington & Lee University professor authors article for international journal
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Kumudu Gamage recently co-authored an article which appeared in the peer-reviewed International Journal of Numerical Analysis and Modeling.
Washington & Lee professor talks Salvador Dalí in segment of NPR’s ‘All Things Considered’
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Washington and Lee University professor of art history Elliott King was featured in the popular NPR show “All Things Considered.”
Washington & Lee University librarian co-authors article on teaching through COVID-19
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Paula Kiser co-authored an article published in the April 2024 issue of the journal College & Research Libraries.
Washington & Lee professor publishes paper on hydrogen’s effect on metallic materials
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Mengying Liu, assistant professor of engineering at Washington and Lee, published an article in the peer-reviewed journal Science Advances.
Five historic markers document civil rights movement at Mary Washington
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Five markers unveiled this week at UMW tell the story of a college campus and perseverance after the Civil Rights Movement.
Washington, D.C., man in crash on I-81 in Virginia; exits vehicle and hit by tractor trailer
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A pedestrian was struck by a tractor trailer early Sunday morning on Interstate 81 in Shenandoah County.
Mary Washington, UVA, make Money Magazine’s ‘Best Colleges’ list for 2024
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Twenty-two Virginia colleges are featured in Money Magazine’s “Best Colleges in America” for 2024, including VMI, UVA and UMW.
Analysis: Washington Nationals, sellers at the trade deadline, can further the rebuild
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An 11-4 stretch in mid-June had the Washington Nationals very much in the National League wild-card race, but 13 losses in the past 17 games have the Nats on the verge of being sellers at the July 30 trade deadline.
Washington, D.C., man dead after drowning in the Shenandoah River on Sunday
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A 37-year-old man visiting Page County over the long Fourth of July weekend has died after drowning in the Shenandoah River near Compton Rapids.
