Meals 4 Home celebrates first anniversary
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The team at Meals 4 Home of Harrisonburg is marking one year of serving the community.
Search Results for research
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International conference on brain health comes to Roanoke
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Neurons may be the marquee cells of the brain, but glial cells are every bit as essential — and they exist in equal or even greater numbers.
McAuliffe announces new specialty crop grants for Virginia
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Governor Terry McAuliffe announced 10 n agriculture-related projects in Virginia have been awarded $393,999 in grant funding from the USDA.
Conference on The Ethics of Environmental Valuation sponsored by W&L
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The Mudd Center for Ethics at Washington and Lee University will host an interdisciplinary conference on The Ethics of Environmental Valuation.
Over 800 expected to Walk to End Alzheimer’s in Harrisonburg on Saturday
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Over 800 residents of the Harrisonburg area will unite in a movement to reclaim the future for millions at the Alzheimer’s Association’s Walk to End Alzheimer’s®.
Shenandoah University pharmacy professor awarded NIH grant
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Shenandoah University professor Arthur Harralson was awarded a five-year,$9.6 million grant funded by the NIH.
Eastern Mennonite University professor offers course in DC on violent extremism
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Lisa Schirch was asked to teach a course on violent extremism at Eastern Mennonite University’s Summer Peacebuilding Institute.
McAuliffe announces Chesapeake Bay data added to Virginia’s Open Data Portal
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Governor McAuliffe announced decades of Chesapeake Bay-related data will be added to the Commonwealth’s Open Data Portal.
Trump and Clinton dampen Free Speech Week
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It’s Free Speech Week, but how can we possibly celebrate with the presidential election looming?
McAuliffe impresses on attention to detail on suicide prevention
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I visited with Virginia Gov. Terry McAuliffe this week with a group advocating for more funding for suicide prevention efforts.
