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To help attract and retain promising student-athletes in the Tribe football program, Richard ’65 and Carole ’65 Kraemer are establishing a robust scholarship endowment worth $1.2 million.
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Governor Terry McAuliffe announced today the creation of the Virginia International Trade Alliance (VITAL), a new initiative managed by the Virginia Economic Development Partnership (VEDP) that will increase international trade in Virginia.
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The Woodrow Wilson Presidential Library and Museum recently announced the appointment of Robin von Seldeneck as the new chief executive officer of the Woodrow Wilson Presidential Library Foundation.
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JMU is among nine state universities that have signed on as partners of the Virginia International Trade Alliance, a new initiative to boost Virginia businesses in the international marketplace.
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UVA athletics director Craig Littlepage said after the ‘Hoos went 2-10 in 2013 that he needed to see improvement from the football program in 2014. Well, there was improvement. Virginia started 4-2, and even in losing five of six to finish out the season, it wasn’t like the Cavs weren’t in games.
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Virginia Tech had to rally in the final three minutes the night after Thanksgiving to beat rival Virginia and become bowl-eligible. No one would have thought any of that would be necessary – that the Hokies would have to rally to beat UVA, and that the rally would be essential to getting into a bottom-rung bowl – after Ohio State.
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Less than one week after being tabbed a preseason All-American, James Madison redshirt senior quarterback Vad Lee was named to the Watch List for the STATS FCS Offensive Player of the Year award on Monday.
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Virginia Republican leaders are taking credit for the $553 million state budget surplus announced Monday.
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The Dash turned a one-run ballgame into a 7-3 rout with three runs in the bottom of the eighth inning and cruised to the victory against the Potomac Nationals at BB&T Ballpark on Saturday night.
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Jackson Williams knocked in four runs and six bullpen arms carried the Richmond Flying Squirrels (45-41) past the Trenton Thunder (48-40), 5-4, on Saturday night at ARM & HAMMER Park.
