Top six emerging roles for registered nurses
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A research study carried out by the Bureau of Labor Statistics indicates that there were more than 2,700,000 registered nurses in the United States.
Search Results for research
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Would extending Daylight Savings Time year-round have benefits for the environment?
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The concept of daylight savings time, whereby we set our clocks ahead by an hour from mid-spring through mid-fall so we can get more done using natural light later into the evening, was first proposed more than 200 years ago.
First study to find digital ads work, on millennials
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While millions of dollars are spent every day on digital ads, no research has found these ads actually work — until now.
EMU alumni journalists lift ‘The Shifting Climates’ podcast off to a strong start
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The Shifting Climates podcast and website – aimed at “rehumanizing the conversation” on climate change by connecting it to topics of faith and justice – has released its first four episodes, to broad reception.
Women’s basketball: Early foul trouble stings EMU
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The EMU basketball women lost on the road at Emory & Henry today by a score of 81-53. The Royals fall to 9-12 on the season and 6-8 in conference play.
Ralph Northam must resign
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So, Gov. Ralph Northam, awkward question for you: were you the one in blackface, or the KKK hood?
Update: Fourth annual SPARK! Hackathon draws record 90 area students
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More than 90 students from 11 area schools participated in fourth annual SPARK! Hackathon on Jan. 26 & 27 hosted at St. Anne’s-Belfield School.
How to choose the right college: A practical guide
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Choosing the right college is a big decision. Get it right, and you can be happy for the time you’re there, participate in clubs and extracurricular activities, make friends.
Virginia Humanities announces 15 new grants
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Virginia Humanities announces $79,700 in recent grants to 15 nonprofit organizations in support of public humanities programs for audiences throughout the Commonwealth and beyond.
Beneath the Garden: Archaeology at Woodrow Wilson’s Birthplace opens Feb. 1
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The Woodrow Wilson Presidential Library and Museum opens its newest temporary exhibit, “Beneath the Garden: Archaeology at Woodrow Wilson’s Birthplace” on Friday, Feb. 1.
