Press Conference: UVA football coach Bronco Mendenhall talks UNC
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UVA football coach Bronco Mendenhall talks with reporters on Monday ahead of the Cavs’ game this weekend at North Carolina.
Search Results for research
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Medical student explores alternative approaches to opioid addiction treatment during public health emergency abroad
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A year ago, Andrew Gaddis, a third-year student at the Virginia Tech Carilion School of Medicine, embarked on a Fulbright research grant to learn more about supervised injection sites.
Albemarle County releases 2017 Citizen Survey Results
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Albemarle County released the results of its 2017 Citizen Survey, which indicates that citizens continue to rate overall quality of life in the County very high.
If I stick to grass-fed beef, can I live with myself environmentally?
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For years beef industry defenders have pointed to the “carbon sequestration” benefits of grazing cattle on grasslands.
Student targets hunger and malnutrition in Mozambique
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A Virginia Tech student’s campaign to fight malnutrition will take center stage next week in a gathering of world leaders and college students.
Perrone Robotics to create 127 new jobs in Albemarle County
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Perrone Robotics, a developer of autonomous car software, will invest $3.8 million to expand its research and development operation in Albemarle County.
Ken Plum: Too close for comfort
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For many years, I have been involved in various demonstrations and vigils to bring attention to the sobering facts about gun violence in our society.
Hokie BugFest creeps into Blacksburg on Oct. 14
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If you’d like to see hundreds of spiders, bees, cockroaches, and other small creatures all in one place, come to the seventh annual Hokie BugFest on Oct. 14.
Jonathan Rauch continues Conversations in the Age of Trump series
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Jonathan Rauch will give a lecture titled “Unpresidented: Governing in the Age of Chaos,” as part of the broader Conversations in the Age of Trump series.
Greater Augusta Out of the Darkness Walk set for Oct. 21
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More than 1,000 people from throughout the Shenandoah Valley are expected to participate in the Greater Augusta Out of the Darkness Community Walk.
