AAA survey reveals top deadly mistakes made by teen drivers
Share
Over the past five years, teen drivers were involved in nearly 14,000 fatal crashes and about a third of them – more than 4000 – involved speeding.
Search Results for research
Share
UVA survey reveals deep public disgust over political culture
Share
A new UVA survey reveals Americans’ deep dissatisfaction with the country’s political culture, personified by the leading candidates for president, Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump.
Fenway brief argues that gun violence is an LGBT public health issue
Share
The Fenway Institute of Fenway Health released a policy brief showing that gun violence poses a substantial threat to the health of the LGBT community.
From math to medicine: Cody Roberts’ path to becoming a doctor
Share
From engineering to dreams of Wall Street, Cody Roberts’ career aspirations took a few turns from high school through college.
McAuliffe kicks off Commonwealth of Virginia Workplace Giving Campaign
Share
Gov. Terry McAuliffe today announced a $4.3 million goal for the 2016 Commonwealth of Virginia Campaign for state employee workplace giving.
Hearing aids are fit prescriptively
Share
What can you expect at your hearing aid fitting? Think prescriptively.
Moss Arts Center receives grant to foster diverse cultural connections and understanding
Share
Virginia Tech’s Moss Arts Center has been awarded a $204,000 grant by the Association of Performing Arts Presenters.
Hokie BugFest set for Oct. 15 at Virginia Tech
Share
The Sixth Annual Hokie BugFest, featuring all sorts of creepy crawlies, is free and open to the public Oct. 15 at the Inn at Virginia Tech.
Strange ‘chimeras’ defy science’s understanding of human genetics
Share
The human genome is far more complex than thought, with genes functioning in an unexpected fashion.
Winning the Carbon War: An Evening with Jeremy Leggett
Share
Jeremy Leggett comes to The Paramount Theater on Oct. 19 to explore his 25-year journey, captured in his recent book Winning the Carbon War.
