Virginia High School League approves resumption of out-of-season practice activities
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The Virginia High School League has voted to allow schools to begin out-of-season practice activities beginning Monday, June 15.
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UVA Health expanding food allergy research, clinical trials
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UVA Health and UVA Children’s Hospital are increasing access to the latest food allergy clinical trials and expanding their cutting-edge food-allergy research.
NASCAR: Martinsville, Confederate flag, guests welcome at Homestead, Talladega
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Chris Graham and Rod Mullins talk NASCAR news, focusing on tonight’s race in Martinsville, and the breaking news on the ban on Confederate flags at future events.
Shenandoah University removing name of Harry F. Byrd Jr. from business school
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Shenandoah University will remove the name of segregationist politician Harry F. Byrd Jr. from its School of Business.
Collaboration between Virginia universities leads to success in fighting invasive weed
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Because of the combined efforts of two Virginia land-grant universities, natural vegetation is flourishing anew and farmer access to fertile lands is increasing where a destructive weed once ruled in East Africa.
Northam lays out plans for reopening Virginia schools in fall
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Gov. Ralph Northam today announced a phased approach that allows Virginia schools to resume in-person classes for summer school and the coming academic year.
Virginia’s Community Colleges announce intentions for fall 2020
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Dr. Glenn DuBois, chancellor of Virginia’s Community Colleges, made the following announcement today regarding how fall 2020 classes will be offered.
Harrisonburg to distribute more than 3,400 COVID-19 prevention masks to community
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The City of Harrisonburg is working to get important COVID-19 resources into the hands of residents throughout the community.
Clemson confronts slavery origin story: Maybe it’s time for UVA to do the same
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NFL stars Deshaun Watson and DeAndre Hopkins are, rightly, raising issue with their alma mater, Clemson, continuing to honor the name of a prominent pro-slavery politician. I can’t write about this without addressing the issue with my own alma mater, the University of Virginia.
Senate to take up Warner bill to addressing maintenance backlog at national parks
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The U.S. Senate voted 80-17 Monday to take up the Great American Outdoors Act, a bill championed by Sen. Mark Warner that would address the $12 billion maintenance backlog at National Park Sites across the country.
