Halvor G. Aaslestad: The Trump administration is doing great harm to science
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Last weekend I attended the 196th Final Exercises at the University of Virginia. It was a wonderful graduation with blue skies and balloons aplenty.
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Roddy Scheer: What’s being done to get more minorities into green jobs?
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Green jobs — those that directly contribute to a sustainable environment — have been growing in need as the world has become more eco-focused.
Sorry, Virginia: UVA report predicts highest unemployment rate since COVID-19
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Overshadowing any good news is the bad news that unemployment in Virginia is expected to rise to the highest rate in 2025 since 2021.
Has corruption played a role in slowing the global fight to combat climate change?
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Climate change is a pressing problem worldwide, and yet corruption continues to obstruct significant progress.
Legislators look to install nets or barriers on bridges to prevent suicide
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Two members of Congress are stepping up efforts to prevent suicide, proposing legislation to fund nets and barriers on bridges.
University of Mary Washington offers Intro to AI online course in summer 2025
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As artificial intelligence (AI) impacts more and more of daily life, much of society remains unsure of how to use it.
Waynesboro Schools makes volunteer application process digital, more efficient
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Waynesboro Schools processes approximately 800 volunteer applications per school year manually, not digitally.
Trump announces EPA staff cuts to Reagan-era levels, elimination of two agencies
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The National Institutes of Health, the National Park Service and now the EPA is in President Donald Trump’s crosshairs for staff cuts.
Harrisonburg Schools earns 10th Best Communities for Music Education designation
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Harrisonburg Schools has been honored with the Best Communities for Music Education designation from The NAMM Foundation for the 10th time.
Four JMU students named as inaugural fellows for conservation program
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The Shenandoah Valley Conservation fellowship program has named four James Madison University students as its inaugural fellows.
