Program will support community college students interested in engineering
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A new program will support community college students in Virginia who want to work toward earning a degree in engineering.
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UVA Health doctor inspired by parents who came to U.S. with two suitcases, $8
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A UVA Health doctor is one of 12 recipients of the State Council of Higher Education for Virginia’s 2025 Outstanding Faculty awards.
Michigan man targeted Democratic Party HQ, local bar, in plot to kill ‘faggot scum’
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A Michigan man faces life in prison after pleading guilty to a plot to shoot up a local Democratic Party headquarters and a bar.
National defense legislation passes Senate to Biden’s desk
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As the 2025 NDAA is ready for President Joe Biden’s signature into law, Virginians can celebrate key priorities for the Commonwealth.
House Task Force on AI releases 273-page report of policy recommendations
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U.S. Rep. Don Beyer issued the following statement on the release of the AI Task Force’s comprehensive report and key findings.
Augusta County leader to BOS, administrator: Tired of being fed crap and kept in the dark
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AFP fought a months-long battle last year with Augusta County local government over transparency. Now, it’s members of the Augusta County Board of Supervisors fighting amongst themselves.
Mary Washington, George Mason universities renew graduate degree pathways
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UMW and George Mason University have renewed existing partnerships designed to accelerate student success and open doors.
Andrew Moss: Protect Medicaid!
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Catastrophic cuts are in the offing for Medicaid, the nation’s largest single source of health coverage, serving primarily low-income Americans. But catastrophe isn’t inevitable.
U.S. Senate passes legislation to prevent hazing on college campuses
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The U.S. Senate passed the Stop Campus Hazing Act to improve the reporting and prevention of prevalent hazing on college campuses.
Waynesboro School Board receives 2025 budget update, pitch for teacher union
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Waynesboro School Board’s regular Tuesday meeting brought an update on the budget, high school renovations and a pitch for a teacher union.
