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Less than nine months after the Virginia Lottery introduced online game offerings, Virginians have won more than $400 million playing Lottery games online using their smartphones, tablets or computers.
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Virginians should remain wary of scammers who may prey on investor fear and anxiety to sell fraudulent investments amid changes in the economy due to COVID-19.
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Abigail Spanberger has helped reintroduce legislation that would expand Pell Grant eligibility for short-term programs and give more students access to workforce training.
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The new Rhodes School of Arts and Humanities at Bridgewater College will combine the existing Division of Communication Studies, Fine Arts and Literature with the current Division of Humanities and Social Sciences to create the college’s first endowed, named school.
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University of Virginia President Jim Ryan and Provost Liz Magill announced this week that Robyn S. Hadley will become UVA’s next vice president and chief student affairs officer, effective June 1.
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James Madison University President Jonathan R. Alger will be among the guest speakers 2-3 p.m. Tuesday, March 23 for a virtual launch of the university’s new African, African American, and Diaspora Studies Center.
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A recent FOIA request filed by Communities Against Middle River Jail Expansion found that 76 percent of the inmates there on March 1 were being held for drug charges or other nonviolent offenses.
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Although there are laws in place that aim to prevent workplace violence, problems still occur.
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The House of Representatives voted 244-172 on Wednesday to pass a full reauthorization of the Violence Against Women Act, which had expired in 2018.
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Tentative plans to be included in an April 1 update to Virginia’s COVID-19 public health guidelines will allow attendees at high school and college graduation events.
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