Pandemic negatively impacted interest in college by high-school students
A growing number of high school students are choosing not to enroll in college – and the pandemic likely played a part in their decision process.
A growing number of high school students are choosing not to enroll in college – and the pandemic likely played a part in their decision process.
Online For All brings together more than 300 local and national organizations with Civic Nation and the U.S. DOE to focus on internet access.
If hearing about the long struggles toward racial justice bothers you, read no further.
The Intelligence Authorization Act authorizes funding, provides legal authorities and enhances congressional oversight for the U.S. Intelligence Community (IC).
The assistant director for the Shenandoah Valley Small Business Development Center has received a promotion – taking over the reins as director after the retirement of Joyce Krech.
There has been a rise of new HIV infections in the Blue Ridge Health District. The CDC estimates that one in five people with HIV are unaware of their status.
The American Eagle Foundation created a special day in 1995 to celebrate the American Bald Eagle.
Students from Williamsburg and Radford are top winners in a national poster contest about internet safety for children.
Congresswoman Jennifer McClellan of Virginia marked her first 100 days in the 118th Congress last Thursday.
I am one of the millions of Americans waiting for the Supreme Court’s decision about President Joe Biden’s student loan forgiveness plan.
We have reached 57 percent of what we need to fund critical operations for 2026. If you have been waiting for the right time to support AFP, this is it.