Kaine introduces bill to expand access to medical school
Share
Sen. Tim Kaine has reintroduced legislation to tackle the lack of representation of rural students, underserved students, and students of color in the physician pipeline.
Search Results for education
Share
Tips for how you can extend the life of your leftover holiday eggnog
Share
Eggnog has a limited shelf life, but consumers can still indulge post-Christmas cravings, and do so safely, with a few kitchen hacks.
More than 2,800 Hokies to graduate at fall commencement on Friday
Share
More than 2,800 Hokies will graduate on Friday during Virginia Tech’s fall commencement ceremonies, which return to in-person celebrations in Cassell Coliseum on Dec. 17.
Northam announces plans for Sunday’s Linwood Holton memorial service
Share
A memorial service for former Gov. A. Linwood Holton will be held at 2 p.m. on Sunday at Second Presbyterian Church, 5 N. 5th St. in Richmond.
Eric Payne: Don’t make credit more expensive for struggling Americans
Share
Distressingly, some in DC are floating the idea of making access to credit more expensive for low-income consumers.
State, federal, local, private investment to bring high-speed internet to 90 percent of Virginians
Share
Gov. Ralph Northam this week announced new grants that will advance Virginia 90 percent to the goal of achieving universal access to broadband and high-speed internet.
College Access Collaborative teams up with NASCAR to Ignite the Spark
Share
Virginia Tech’s College Access Collaborative welcomed more than 100 students from Virginia and North Carolina to the NASCAR Hall of Fame in Charlotte over two weekends in October.
Defense contractor to invest $2.2 million in production, training in Stafford County
Share
UVision USA Corporation, a developer of unmanned military systems, will invest $2.2 million to establish a production and training center in Stafford County.
McEachin announces winners of 2021 Congressional App Challenge
Share
Congressman A. Donald McEachin announced the winners of the 2021 Congressional App Challenge: 11th graders Reagan Duffy and Michael Beauchamp from Chesapeake.
VHSL working to address hate speech in high school athletics
Share
The Virginia High School League adopted a policy in 2018 requiring players who use racial slurs to be ejected from the contest immediately and serve a one-game suspension.
