Northam administration announces new members of School Readiness Committee
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The Northam administration has announced the addition of 13 new members to Virginia’s School Readiness Committee.
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EMU students craft animation for Standing Rock documentary
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Not just any class assignment gets a national audience – but that’s exactly what’s happening this fall when animation by Eastern Mennonite University visual and communication arts students will appear in a documentary being screened across the country.
Trump signs FAA legislation that includes Warner unmanned systems priorities
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President Trump signed into law bipartisan legislation to reauthorize the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) through 2023.
Bon Secours, Children’s Hospital of Richmond at VCU join forces to advance pediatric care in Central Virginia
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Bon Secours and Children’s Hospital of Richmond at VCU have formed a new collaboration that will maximize their combined resources to enhance access to quality care and improve the health and well-being of children in Central Virginia.
Reading program will have Richmond students, families on the same page
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One Richmond, One Book is a city-wide reading event for thousands of students, their families and the entire Richmond community.
Virginia, ACT partner to launch breakfast pilot program
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Virginia will participate in a pilot program that provides a complimentary breakfast to students at five of Virginia’s ACT test centers. On Saturday, October 27, students taking the ACT in Gretna, Harrisonburg, Martinsville, Springfield, and Tazewell will be offered a healthy breakfast before the test.
Virginia receives $869,508 in federal funding to support threat assessment in schools
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Gov. Ralph Northam announced this week that $869,508 has been awarded to the Virginia Center for School and Campus Safety (VCSCS), housed within the Department of Criminal Justice Services.
University community remembers sixth UVA president, Robert M. O’Neil
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Friends and colleagues remember University of Virginia President Emeritus Robert M. O’Neil as a caring mentor, a staunch advocate for students from all walks of life, a beloved law professor, and a nationally recognized scholar focused on the First Amendment, free speech and the press.
Lecture asks the question: How fast do people get drunk?
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Ever wonder how fast people get drunk and why the answer differs from person to person? Or do you ponder why movie super spy James Bond is so picky with his martini “shaken not stirred” drink request?
3 ways giving out scholarships can benefit your business
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There are many benefits to investing in students through scholarships. These benefits sustain a market with future benefits. Being benevolent is never a loss, and scholarships are one way to show benevolence with a future return.
