Ken Plum: Taxes
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Governor Terry McAuliffe will address the House Appropriations and Senate Finance Committees on December 17 in a statutorily required report on the state’s finances.
Search Results for education
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In quest for greener pastures, don’t plant invasive species, Virginia Tech researchers say
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Few agribusinesses or governments regulate the types of plants that farmers use in their pastures to feed their livestock, according to an international team of researchers.
ACLU encourages Gloucester schools to reject transgender bathroom policy
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The ACLU sent a letter this week to the Gloucester County School Board urging it to reject a proposed policy that would limit school restrooms and locker rooms to “the corresponding biological genders.”
Research on the struggles of teenage girls
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In her doctoral research, Emily Peck-McClain gathered thoughts from 24 girls from New York area Methodist churches that were both profound and disturbing.
Silver linings in Rolling Stone rape fiasco
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Rolling Stone alleged a gang rape at UVA and now doubts its own report. I have no knowledge of the matter. Maybe the victim was completely honest. Maybe she was largely honest but too drunk, or just too traumatized, to remember which fraternity house she was in. Maybe she made it all up.
Message from UVA President Teresa Sullivan to university community on Rolling Stone article
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Message from UVA President Teresa Sullivan late Friday to the University of Virginia community regarding the latest developments in the Rolling Stone article on the university’s response to sexual assaults,.
Virginia leaders applaud Governor McAuliffe’s economic strategic plan
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Virginia elected officials, business leaders and advocates from across the Commonwealth released statements today following Governor Terry McAuliffe unveiling his New Virginia Economic Strategic Plan.
Statement from UVA President Teresa Sullivan on Rolling Stone article
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University of Virginia President Teresa Sullivan today issued the following statement.
No means no: Would Rolling Stone have written UVA hit piece if it had checked sources?
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Any of a number of other sexual assaults at UVA or any other college or university in the country could have been the starting-off point for a lengthy expose into how school administrators fall short in their responses, but why err on the side of the rudimentary when the story can be blown entirely out of the water?
Rolling Stone backs away from controversial UVA rape story
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Rolling Stone is backing away from a story published last month alleging that the University of Virginia had failed to respond to a shocking gang rape of a first-year student in 2012, citing “discrepancies” in the account of the unnamed accuser.
