Washington & Lee University professor authors article for international journal
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Kumudu Gamage recently co-authored an article which appeared in the peer-reviewed International Journal of Numerical Analysis and Modeling.
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A health emergency: Record number of cases of dengue worldwide in 2024
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Cases of a mosquito-borne illness known as dengue are rapidly increasing throughout the world in part due to climate change.
Extended School Year programs successful at Waynesboro’s elementary schools
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William Perry Elementary, Berkeley Glenn Elementary and Wenonah Elementary are excited to highlight the success of their ESY programs.
Hanover teacher named Virginia’s Teacher of the Year for 2025
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Avanti Yamamoto, a mathematics teacher at Hanover County Public Schools’ Atlee High School, was named the 2025 Virginia Teacher of the Year.
McClellan presents inaugural Women of Excellence awards in District 4
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Congresswoman Jennifer McClellan presented 23 women from Virginia’s District 4 with awards for her inaugural Women of Excellence program.
‘Thank you for believing’: Mary Washington alumnae giving furthers STEM careers
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The popular Apple+ miniseries Lessons in Chemistry chronicles the life of a female chemist who challenged the status quo in the mid-1900s.
Virginia DOE releases new Parent Reports for winter growth assessment of students
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The VDOE announced the release of the new Parent Report covering the results of this year’s Winter Virginia Growth Assessments.
House SST Committee members request study of underrepresented STEM graduate students
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American graduate and postdoctoral students conduct work integral to the implementation of the bipartisan, bicameral CHIPS and Science Act.
Researchers struggle with financial instability: How does this affect their work?
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Grad and postdoctoral students often struggle with financial instability due to the rising costs of healthcare, housing, transportation, food, child care, and other expenses.
Harrisonburg to purchase property for new fire station; expected to open in 2025
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Harrisonburg will soon be home to a new fire station to improve service and reduce response times in the northern part of the city.
