Seven benefits of studying online
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Learning a new skill is easier than ever before – and this is all thanks to the wonderfully diverse and accessible world of online learning.
Search Results for research
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VCU, UR libraries publish free edition of ‘The Politics of Annexation’
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The libraries of Virginia Commonwealth University and the University of Richmond are working together to publish a new open-access edition of “The Politics of Annexation: Oligarchic Power in a Southern City.”
Staunton extends closure of public facilities to June 10
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The City of Staunton is announcing that the closure of public buildings and facilities, and the suspension of various programs, activities and events, has been extended to June 10.
CJP honors Parke, Bombande as Peacebuilders of the Year
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Eastern Mennonite University’s Center for Justice and Peacebuilding announces two Peacebuilder of the Year honorees: Emmanuel Bombande MA ‘02 and Cole Parke MA ‘12.
What is the most common drug offense?
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There are three common drug offenses that people can be arrested for.
Pedram Zohrevand discusses how advanced materials can protect from a seismic event
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Earthquake safety is paramount when it comes to constructing new buildings. Earthquakes can strike anywhere at any time, but they are most common in states like California, Washington, and Nevada.
JMU students, faculty lead effort to reopen Harrisonburg Farmers’ Market
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JMU students, their professor, JMU X-Labs, and local business and community partners are racing against the clock to help the Harrisonburg Farmers’ Market reopen on Saturday, April 11.
A guide to managing pain from home when you’re sick
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As our country is faced with a pandemic, Americans show their determination and battle the coronavirus with whatever tools are made available to them.
Roundup of climate, energy news: April 5
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The COVID-19 global pandemic has forced postponement of COP26 scheduled for November in Glasgow, Scotland.
From TikTok videos to Duck Pond lectures, professors get creative
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Across Virginia Tech professors are getting creative to transition their courses to the web because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
