Virginia Tech launches research program in honor of Juneteenth
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The messenger may have been murdered en route, or slave masters may have suppressed the news to ensure the harvesting of one more crop.
Search Results for education
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JMU leadership to propose renaming three buildings named for Confederate leaders
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James Madison University leaders will recommend to the university’s governing body that the school rename three buildings on JMU’s historic Quad named for Confederate leaders—Jackson, Ashby and Maury halls.
Virginia Primary: iVoterGuide provides facts on candidates
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State primaries and local races around the nation are especially significant this election year, and iVoterGuide is helping to ensure that voters everywhere are informed before they head to the polls.
One hour online suicide prevention training available
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LivingWorks Start teaches life-saving suicide prevention skills in as little as one hour online. Dynamic, interactive content provides a high-impact learning experience.
When the fun stops, stop campaign: Everything about it
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As a gambler you know that when money is on the line, emotions erupt. When you’re on the winning side of the odds you feel like having a fist pump with God.
Gamstop vs. Gamban: What is better?
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With the rise of remote gambling in the UK, various problems related to this field are also increasing with more than 2 million people estimated to experience gambling harms.
Election Protection hotline available to help Virginia primary voters
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Legal volunteers staffing the non-partisan Election Protection 866-OUR-VOTE (866-687-8683) hotline will be available to answer calls from Virginia voters experiencing problems at the polls on Tuesday.
Virginia awarded $239,000 in federal transit administration innovation grants
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The Virginia Department of Rail and Public Transportation has been awarded two federal grants totaling $239,000, a $79,000 Mobility for All grant and a $160,000 Integrated Mobility Innovation grant.
Virginia Department of Veterans Services to begin limited reopening on June 29
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The Virginia Department of Veterans Services will begin reopening select offices and facilities on a limited basis beginning June 29.
Virginia Tech students find timely parallels between the coronavirus, 1918 influenza pandemic
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Ending social distancing too quickly during a devastating pandemic caused death rates to increase in parts of the United States, prompting additional rounds of restrictions.
