Virginia’s new chancellor of community colleges will focus on key gaps in system
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Dr. David Doré, the next chancellor of the VCCS visited with a few students at Blue Ridge Community College Tuesday afternoon.
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Former teacher gets life in prison for sexually abusing elementary school students
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A former elementary school teacher was sentenced today to life in prison for sexually abusing students on a U.S. military installation in Germany.
Youngkin defends ‘DEI is dead’ guy that he hired away from a Richmond Chick-fil-A
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Gov. Glenn Youngkin is doubling down his defense of the “DEI is dead” comment from the former Chick-fil-A manager that he appointed last year to head up his Diversity, Opportunity and Inclusion office.
Bowman Hall renovation to create new learning classrooms at Bridgewater College
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An $8.5 million renovation will reshape one of Bridgewater College’s academic buildings creating state-of-the-art classrooms and learning spaces.
Congresswoman Wexton shares new details on House Republican cuts impacting Virginians
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A new report details the devastating impacts of House Republicans’ plan to cut critical support for families in Virginia’s 10th District.
Teacher and researcher returns to EMU for Commencement ceremony
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Dr. John Lowe will deliver the keynote address during Eastern Mennonite University’s Commencement ceremony on Sunday, May 7.
Labor: Virginia AFL-CIO endorsements, history of workers included in curriculum update
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The Virginia AFL-CIO has announced its early endorsements for the 2023 state legislative election cycle.
100 Black Men of Central Virginia announces 2023 college scholarship recipients
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Forty-two African American high school seniors from across the Greater Charlottesville region are set to receive scholarships in recognition of their academic achievements and involvement in their communities.
Charlottesville Reading Series announces authors Baban, Slocumb for May event
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The Charlottesville Reading Series will host an in-person reading on Friday, May 19, from at 7 p.m. at New Dominion Bookshop.
Were pandemic school shutdowns the cause of the increase in youth suicide attempts?
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A UVA Health study showed suicide attempts by children and teens involving common over-the-counter medicines and prescription medications increased 30 percent from 2019 to 2021 – basically, pre-pandemic to mid-pandemic.
