Washington and Lee graduates 444 students at 235th Commencement
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Washington and Lee University held its 235th Commencement ceremony on Thursday.
Search Results for research
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Mass shootings: The vicious cycle fueled by America’s toxic cult of violence
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Surely there’s more to these shootings than just easy access to weapons and mental illness.
Love, sex, and robots: Doctoral candidate studying ethics of humanoid robots
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Is it possible to have a loving relationship with a robot? Is a machine capable of giving consent? And how do gender dynamics play out among beings made of metal and silicone?
Virginia Tech, Hardywood introduce new amber ale
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Now available, All Hail to Thee is the second beer developed by Virginia Tech researchers in partnership with Hardywood Park Craft Brewery. The amber ale can be purchased at select Krogers, Giants, Wegmans, Total Wines, and independent bottle shops in Virginia.
Mel Gurtov: It’s now or never on climate change
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The latest Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change working group report gives us until 2030 to stop global warming at 1.5°C. The report proposes several steps that are vital to achieving that goal.
Earth Talk: Lithium mining is an environmental scourge
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Acquiring lithium comes at an enormous cost. As with most metals, its mining is destructive.
Virginia farmers preparing for what sets up to be a sweet berry season
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Strawberries are center stage right now, but blackberries and blueberries will get their time to shine in a few short weeks.
Long-awaited Language of Love Celebration scheduled for May 25
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Arts Council of the Valley and Harrisonburg Downtown Renaissance announce an outdoor event to mark completion of the Language of Love, a public art installation designed to embody the community’s diversity.
Report: Virginia’s median home price has jumped $100K since 2018
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The statewide median home sales price was $390,000 in April, a jump of $100,000 over April 2018, just four years ago, according to the April 2022 Virginia Home Sales Report released by Virginia REALTORS®.
Inmate job training leads to gainful employment, low recidivism
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Inmates who complete job training with Virginia Correctional Enterprises have a low recidivism rate, and nearly three-quarters are gainfully employed following their release.
