
BackStory releases episode on video game history
BackStory, an American history podcast produced by Virginia Humanities, releases “Playing the Past: Video Games and American History.”

BackStory, an American history podcast produced by Virginia Humanities, releases “Playing the Past: Video Games and American History.”

Bitcoin has been a roller coaster ride for traders since its inception and had definitely become iconic in 2018. Some feel cheated due to the booms and busts that occurred this year, potentially scaring away investment in the upcoming year.

Leaving the US may not be on most people’s minds, yet it is something more people are considering and acting on. There are many reasons why Americans are leaving this country behind in record numbers.

A team from Eastern Mennonite University is the first from the United States to join an international collaborative project to design an economically viable, hypersonic, 300-passenger aircraft.

Two Virginia Tech researchers are working on the first-ever formal sensory study on the aging characteristics of American whiskeys in hopes of informing whiskey recipe development and aiding distillers in fine-tuning their aging processes.

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An interdisciplinary team of three Virginia Tech faculty members affiliated with the Macromolecules Innovation Institute has created a drug delivery system that could radically expand cancer treatment options.

Just in time for last minute holiday shopping, the Virginia Tech Helmet Lab has released ratings for 20 bike helmets, supplementing the initial set of 30 ratings published earlier this year.

The 2018 Farm Bill is set to become law, and while it’s been two years in the making, farmers will have to wait a little bit longer before it’s put into effect.

President Trump signed into law a compromise package that includes Virginia priorities championed by U.S. Sens. Mark R. Warner and Tim Kaine (both D-VA).
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