Lawrence S. Wittner: Special privilege in college admissions
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According to a recent study, only about 57 percent of Harvard’s white students were admitted on the basis of academic merit.
Search Results for education
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Survey: 96 percent of us admit to speeding on Virginia roadways
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A recent #YourSayVA digital town hall tells us that 96 percent of Virginians cop to driving over the speed limit.
Current requirements to practice law in Las Vegas, Nevada according to Jennifer Abrams
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Las Vegas, Nevada, is a rapidly growing city of 635,000 with an increasing demand for legal services. Aspiring attorneys may find that a career in Las Vegas is both fulfilling and lucrative.
Virginia Society of CPAs announces 2021 Women to Watch
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The Virginia Society of Certified Public Accountants in partnership with the American Institute of CPAs has announced the winners of the 2021 Women to Watch Awards.
Another national ranking has Virginia ranked best state for business
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Business Facilities magazine has named Virginia the top state for Overall Business Climate. No doubt your favorite conservative blogger will tell you that the voting was somehow rigged, but, whatever.
5 top digital marketing trends for 2022
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The future of finance is also changing with the rise and growing popularity of crypto and NFTs. Google has also announced that it will phase out any third-party cookies by 2023. A lot is changing in tech, and all these affect the digital marketing industry. Here are more trends you should look forward to in the coming years.
Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield Foundation supports hunger relief initiatives at BRCC
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Blue Ridge Community College has received $8,000 to expand hunger relief initiatives and promote food security among students thanks to the Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield Foundation.
Gov.-elect Youngkin: ‘COVID is not going to go away’
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Virginia is facing a rough next few weeks with the spread of the Omicron variant. The man about to become the next governor, Glenn Youngkin, is ruling out mask mandates and a return to virtual learning as a possible response.
Patrick County High School student wins holiday traffic safety jingle contest
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Matthew Allen, a 10th grade student at Patrick County High School, is the statewide winner of the 2021 Jingle Your Way to a Safe Holiday Jingle Contest.
Waynesboro Public Schools details use of federal funds addressing pandemic
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Waynesboro Public Schools is earmarking federal pandemic relief funds to safely keep schools open and put supports in place to meet students’ academic, social, emotional and mental health needs.
