
School teachers from across U.S. to visit VCU to explore history of school desegregation in Virginia
Social studies teachers from across the U.S. will visit VCU next summer to gain understanding of Virginia’s experience with school desegregation.

Social studies teachers from across the U.S. will visit VCU next summer to gain understanding of Virginia’s experience with school desegregation.

Wild Virginia will partner with Starr Hill Brewery as part of their “Cheers for Charity” fundraiser in September.

Pesticides beekeepers are using to improve honeybee health may actually be harming the bees by damaging the bacteria communities in their guts.

A Virginia Tech Carilion School of Medicine student will embark on a year-long Fulbright study to address the growing problem of opioid addiction.

The Valley Alliance for Education has awarded Creative Classroom Grants to 27 area educators. The organization also recognized three Teachers of the Year, one from each school division.

Liberty will officially begin preparation for the 2016 football season on Monday when the Flames hold their first preseason training camp practice, starting at 9:15 a.m.

Virginia Tech Department of Chemistry faculty and students are assisting the U.S. military in creating new materials that can trap and destroy chemical warfare agents, such as sarin and VX nerve gas.

The Potomac Nationals (63-48, 29-14) took down the Wilmington Blue Rocks (40-71, 13-29) 6-2 Saturday night.

Virginia farmers are dealing with mid-summer heat as best they can, but some crops are showing the effects of a weeklong hot spell at the end of July.

In fall 2017, Mary Baldwin University will debut four new residential cohorts, academically focused living-learning programs designed to appeal to goal-oriented students.
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