
Marshall named Charlottesville’s deputy city manager for racial equity, diversity, inclusion
Ashley Reynolds Marshall has been named Charlottesville’s first deputy city manager for racial equity, diversity and inclusion.

Ashley Reynolds Marshall has been named Charlottesville’s first deputy city manager for racial equity, diversity and inclusion.

Researchers at Virginia Tech are now looking into how social media misinformation influences people’s intention to receive the COVID-19 vaccine.
Looking for a fun and educational activity during spring break? Register for Virtual Science Explosion Week for a fun learning experience via Zoom.

VDVS and Virginia’s Community Colleges are donating 125 laptops to military veterans and spouses enrolled at Reynolds and John Tyler Community Colleges.

The substance abuse crisis disproportionately impacts Appalachia, where in 2018 the overdose mortality rate for people ages 25–54 was 43 percent higher than the rest of the country.

Chatting it up LIVE: Homebuying with Virginia Housing is a series of free one-hour webinars designed to help VA-eligible homebuyers learn about the process of buying a home.

Enrollment is open for the Virginia ABC Youth Alcohol and Drug Abuse Prevention Project, a peer leadership opportunity fostering healthy communities and the prevention of substance use.

Gov. Ralph Northam, First Lady Pamela Northam and the Virginia Council on Women announced this week the winners of the 10th Annual STEM Essay Contest for young women in their junior and senior years of high school.

According to data from the Virginia DMV, 120 people died and more than 13,000 were injured on Virginia’s roads in 2019 as a result of distracted driving crashes.

The 1971 rewriting of the Virginia Constitution reversed a century-old practice of disenfranchising Black voters.
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