Virginia Tech Board of Visitors to consider 2022-23 tuition, fees on April 4
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The Virginia Tech Board of Visitors will meet on Monday, April 4, to consider tuition and mandatory fees for the 2022-23 academic year.
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The school threat epidemic in Shenandoah Valley and the mental health of students: What can schools do?
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This article will take a closer look at how schools can create policies to address the mental health issues among students.
VBA, Virginia banks sponsor students, staff for Virginia Reads One Book
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More than 12,100 Virginia students and their families at 29 elementary schools are reading the same book on the same schedule during the month of March thanks to nearly $60,000 of financial support from Virginia’s banking industry.
‘We’ve got kids in crisis’: Waynesboro students face multiple challenges after COVID-19
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From August 2021 until last month, 11 assaults were reported in Waynesboro Public Schools, including four at Kate Collins Middle and six at Waynesboro High School.
Wrestler: ‘Might makes right.’ What he forgets: Wrestling is fake
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“Weakness,” Knox County Mayor Glenn Jacobs, known to WWE fans as Kane, wrote on Twitter last week, “which is really what the Left is all about, is a fatal character flaw.”
Virginia Museum of History & Culture set to reopen to public in May
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An expanded and reinvigorated Virginia Museum of History & Culture will reopen to the public in May, after the most extensive and transformative renovation in the institution’s nearly 200-year history.
The state of our nation: Things are getting worse, not better
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Americans remain oblivious to the many governmental abuses that are still wreaking havoc on our freedoms.
Youngkin signs bipartisan tax, development, VRS, school construction bills
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Gov. Glenn Youngkin today signed bills addressing taxes, economic development, the Virginia Retirement System and higher education construction into law on Wednesday.
Kaine introduces legislation to help people living with long COVID
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One review estimates that more than half of COVID survivors experience lingering symptoms, including neurological, cardiovascular, respiratory and mental health symptoms, months after their initial infection.
New Dominion Bookshop to host talk about Jackson P. Burley High School
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New Dominion Bookshop in Charlottesville will host a book talk and signing with author Lucille Stout Smith on Saturday, April 23.
