
Research drives cybersecurity innovation, inspiration in Southwest Virginia
Tamp down one cyberattack, and another pops up — threatening both livelihoods and lives across industries and sectors.

Tamp down one cyberattack, and another pops up — threatening both livelihoods and lives across industries and sectors.

Let’s look at a few fun, safe and educational gifts to consider for any kid this coming holiday season.

High school students who identify as female are invited to enter the 11th annual Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, Mathematics, and Healthcare essay contest.

While many kids enjoy participating in sports camps during the holidays, some children prefer different learning experiences, including science experiments, mathematics games, and more artistic pursuits like pottery classes and drama workshops.

Every year, Kids’ Tech University, which is hosted by the Fralin Life Sciences Institute and Virginia 4-H, aims to inspire the future generation of scientists.

The social, economic, and health impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic have disproportionately affected underserved populations in the United States.

The U.S. Air Force will send a C-130J-30 Super Hercules aircraft to the start of Saturday’s football game against Middle Tennessee, which is also Military Appreciation Day in Lane Stadium and the Virginia Tech Corps of Cadets’ reunion.

For most people, the thought of waiting three years to fulfill a career objective seems agonizing. But for Laura Jones-Wilson, the years seem like mere days.

Two farmers representing agriculture’s future earned statewide accolades July 31 at the Virginia Farm Bureau Federation Young Farmers Summer Expo.

Jack Frazier Hammock of Pittsylvania County has been named the 2021 Virginia Farm Bureau Federation Outstanding Young Agriculturalist.