Washington & Lee University alum $132M gift allows for need-blind admissions policy
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Washington and Lee University announced that it will no longer consider students’ or families’ ability to pay when evaluating applications.
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Fifth White Power bro sentenced in harebrained plot to attack U.S. power grid
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A North Carolina White Power bro was sentenced on Tuesday in connection with a plot to attack the power grid.
Virginia healthcare association recognized for improvement in support of hospitals
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The U.S. Senate recognized the Virginia Hospital & Healthcare Association for its work to support health systems.
Andrew Moss: Voting in the 2024 election as an act of moral imagination
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If re-elected president, Donald Trump plans to deport millions of people from the United States. It takes a certain kind of moral imagination to understand the scope and consequences of this plan – and to vote against Trump solely on this basis.
VCU specialist partners with nonprofit to study rare, chronic liver disease
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A VCU hepatologist will partner with a patient-led nonprofit support and research organization to study a rare and chronic liver disease.
Author to speak at Woodrow Wilson Presidential Library on president’s role in racial equality
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Woodrow Wilson Presidential Library & Museum will host a book talk on Tuesday, Nov. 12, with Christopher Cox, author, American attorney and politician who served as chair of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
John Whitehead: The Deep State plot to destabilize the nation is working
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If the three-ring circus that is the looming presidential election proves anything, it is that the Deep State’s plot to destabilize the nation is working.
Virginia REALTORS®: Home-buying market strong in September
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A new report from Virginia REALTORS® suggests that more homebuyers are entering the Commonwealth’s real-estate market.
Analysis: Data shows suicide deaths, attempts are up in Virginia, nationwide
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Dying by suicide is on the minds of children, teens, young adults, adults and seniors throughout the nation and in Virginia.
UVA experts on teens: ‘It’s not unusual’ for them to have thoughts of suicide
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One in five teens have a mental-health issue of some kind ranging from depression to anxiety, according to experts from UVA.
