Governor announces State Board for Community Colleges appointments
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Governor Glenn Youngkin recently announced his State Board for Community Colleges appointments.
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REACH Act legislation would define hazing and require colleges to report incidents
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Virginia Sens. Mark R. Warner and Tim Kaine cosponsored The Report and Educate About Campus Hazing (REACH) Act.
VCA looks to rebound from pandemic, announces new board leadership
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The Virginia Commission for the Arts has announced its officers for the 2022-2023 year.
Andrew Moss: The immoral, irrational case against DACA
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Judge Andrew Hanen’s ruling allowed existing DACA recipients to apply for two-year renewals while the court case moves through appeals, but it prohibits approval of any new applications.
Virginia Ag Expo to examine latest trends, technologies in agriculture
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The members of Virginia’s largest private industry will gather at the 2022 Virginia Ag Expo on August 4 to examine the latest trends, technologies, and research in agriculture that will help shape the agricultural future.
Is it true that koalas are on the verge of extinction? What is being done to help this species survive?
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Despite their status as icons of biodiversity, koalas have been in steady decline for two decades.
Virginia Tech, international partners work to build secure network in space
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The goal of satellite internet projects is to provide high-speed, low-latency broadband internet across the globe. However, there are still some big questions that need to be answered — including how to build a resilient, secure network in space.
Stream Health Initiative team to provide update to Albemarle County Board of Supervisors
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The Stream Health Initiative team will present an update to the Albemarle County Board of Supervisors at their Wednesday, August 3, meeting.
Bad news for most of you: Mega Millions winning ticket bought in Illinois
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One ticket matched all six numbers in the July 29 drawing – and the ticket was purchased in Illinois.
‘Grow Your Own’ program aims to help students become teachers in their hometowns
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James Madison University’s College of Education will receive $4.2 million over the next two years from the Commonwealth to partner with Virginia school districts to help eligible high school students and paraprofessionals become licensed teaching professionals.
