Scientists from Virginia Tech, City of Hope aim to improve therapy for deadly brain cancer
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Glioblastoma multiforme is among the most lethal of cancers and the most stubborn in the face of treatment.
Search Results for research
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Land use tied to ‘intersex’ smallmouth bass in Bay rivers
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Scientists are still trying to sort out exactly what’s causing sexual abnormalities among smallmouth bass in Chesapeake Bay rivers, but they may be getting closer to figuring out how to reduce them.
Woodrow Wilson Presidential Library seeks items for COVID-19 history exhibit
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The Woodrow Wilson Presidential Library will host a new exhibit that will share the story of Staunton and Augusta County during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Climate Action Alliance of the Valley climate, energy news roundup: Week of May 8
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The Weekly Roundup of Climate and Energy News for the week ending May 8.
Search committee announced for next dean of the College of Science at Virginia Tech
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Virginia Tech has formed a search committee to oversee a national search for the next dean of the College of Science.
Poll: Virginia voters concerned about flood risk, want leaders to address it
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EDF Action, the advocacy partner of the Environmental Defense Fund, has released a statewide poll of likely 2021 Virginia voters ahead of this year’s statewide elections there.
The best podcasts to listen to right now
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If there is anything we should do this lockdown, it would be to grow and hone in on our skills and knowledge base, right? Podcasts are the most efficient way to do that by the way.
How to choose the right influencer for your business
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Influencer marketing will not work for you unless you choose the right influencer. So, how do you choose the right influencer for your brand?
Student outreach program shines light on path to STEM careers for community college students
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From the cost of college to how to land an internship, the community college students had questions. A quartet of Virginia Tech students had the answers.
AAA: ‘Revenge Travel’ increasingly popular as bookings surge
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After more than a year of lockdowns, many Virginians are ready to travel again. “Revenge Travel” is a new trend where eager travelers are ready to hit the roads to make up for lost time from last year.
