Kids Safe Online: Two Virginia students place in national poster contest
Students from Williamsburg and Radford are top winners in a national poster contest about internet safety for children.
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.
Americans experience more illness, have less access to health care and pay more for health services than citizens in other high-income countries.
America’s birthday is fast approaching while the nation struggles with high inflation and elevated homicide rates.
Twenty four bills were signed on Thursday aimed to strengthen insurance coverage for behavioral health treatment and enhance the workforce.
It’s been two years since the United States designated Juneteenth a federal holiday. But America still has a long way to go to correct racial injustice.
Nine faculty members at Virginia Tech aim to produce research this summer that will fight racism, expose structural inequality and support vulnerable communities.
Women’s activism, including mothers in leadership roles, is legendary. Moms have long employed their moral authority as a parent to advance the social good.
Many Dads Just Do It. They don’t make the headlines. They don’t cheat on their obligations, like Donald Trump does. They don’t grandstand against the vulnerable like Ron DeSantis does. They just work hard.
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