Suzanne Morse Moomaw named director of University of Virginia Press
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Suzanne Morse Moomaw has been named director of the University of Virginia Press, effective in January.
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Oloye Akin Alabi: On small business, money, more
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Akin Alabi is a man that will venture into territory that angels dread to thread on and come out to claim, I went, I saw, and I conquered.
State Water Control Board adopts Nutrient Trading Program, groundwater permits for poultry
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The State Water Control Board has approved groundwater withdrawal permits for 45 poultry facilities on the Eastern Shore.
Northam announces $92M in investments in affordable housing
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Gov. Ralph Northam’s proposed budget will include $92 million in new funding to address housing affordability, eviction rates, and supportive housing throughout the Commonwealth.
Dominion Energy, Vanguard Renewables working to develop network of dairy waste-to-energy projects
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Dominion Energy and Vanguard Renewables are working through a $200 million nationwide strategic partnership to convert methane from U.S. dairy farms into clean, renewable natural gas (RNG) that can heat homes, power businesses and fuel vehicles.
Virginia Tech announces search for VP for campus planning, infrastructure, facilities
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Virginia Tech has announced the search committee for the university’s first vice president for campus planning, infrastructure, and facilities.
10 reasons why many people prefer Amish-made furniture
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Thousands of people from different parts of the world treasure Amish-made furniture because of its reliability, beauty, and long-lasting functionality.
The state of internships in Virginia
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For many college students, getting an internship out-of-state (or even city) can be too difficult.
Committee to review, update Virginia Tech Climate Acton Commitment
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President Tim Sands has issued a charge to update and renew Virginia Tech’s Climate Action Commitment.
Virginia Tech, Indivior collaboration to study recovery in people with opioid use disorder
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Few families are left untouched by the devastating problems caused by opioid misuse and addiction, which take the lives of about 50,000 people each year in the United States.
