Supreme Court decision on affirmative action could create ripple effects
A Supreme Court decision Thursday will have colleges across the country rethinking affirmative action policies.
A Supreme Court decision Thursday will have colleges across the country rethinking affirmative action policies.
Virginia’s unemployment rate in May decreased by 0.2 percentage points to 2.9 percent, 0.4 percentage points above the rate from 2022.
A photography exhibit organized by the Community Foundation of the Central Blue Ridge focuses on the issue of housing insecurity.
The Trump-packed U.S. Supreme Court voted 6-3 to gut affirmative action in higher education in a decision handed down on Thursday.
Twelve Virginia students are national cyber scholars with honors and 208 are named in the National Cyber Scholarship program.
Stephanie R. Clark of Covington is the Democratic nominee running for District 37 in the Virginia House of Delegates.
Through the FTA Buses and Bus Facilities program, 11 rural public transit agencies in Virginia were awarded $4,690,010.
Student loan borrowers in Virginia have the fourth highest student loan debt in the United States, after Maryland, Georgia and Delaware.
On July 21, 2023, Americans will observe National Be Someone Day, intended to ignite a spirit of generosity and community involvement.
The Commonwealth is ranked No. 1 for Customized Workforce Training in the 19th annual Business Facilities State Rankings Report.
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