Mixed media works by New York artist on display at Washington & Lee through October
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“Proposals,” a solo exhibition by Mary Mattingly, kicks off Washington & Lee University’s Staniar Gallery fall season.
Search Results for environment
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Best LGBTQ-friendly colleges and universities list includes George Mason University
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Campus Pride has released its annual Best of the Best list of the top 30 colleges and universities for LGBTQ+ students. In Virginia, George Mason University made the list.
We’re all suspects in a DNA lineup, waiting to be matched with a crime
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Be warned: the DNA detectives are on the prowl.
No free lunch: The hidden costs of EVs
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Remember all the promises of nuclear energy? All benefit and no (announced) cost. So it is now with electric vehicles as an antidote to the climate crisis.
VDH: Harmful Algae Bloom found in additional section of Lake Anna
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The Upper and Middle sections of North Anna Branch of Lake Anna in Louisa County are experiencing harmful algae blooms.
From press room raids to indictments, anything goes when the government piles on
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What is playing out before our eyes right now should be familiar to any fan of football: it’s called the pile on, a brutal, frenzied, desperate play to seize control and gain power while crushing the opposition.
Virginia, North Carolina lawmakers urge FERC to deny Mountain Valley Pipeline permit
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A group of Virginia and North Carolina U.S. House members are leading an effort to get the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission to deny Mountain Valley Pipeline’s requested extension of its Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity for the Southgate project.
It’s August: So, why are stores already trying to sell us all this Halloween stuff?
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You can’t go to Target, Walmart or the grocery store, it seems, without having Halloween stare you in the face, which is odd, given that, you know, Halloween is two and a half months away.
Lahaina and global reality
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The town of Lahaina was burning on the anniversary day, even at the very hour (11:02 a.m. in Japan is 4:02 p.m. in Maui) that the United States dropped its second nuclear weapon on the people of Nagasaki back in 1945.
Nobody is leaving, or joining, the ACC: Where does the conference go from here?
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All that talk from Florida State about not being scared to fight the grant of rights in court, it was just that, just talk.
