
McAuliffe administration announces $74 million in grants for criminal justice programs
The Criminal Justice Services Board has approved more than $74M to support agencies and programs supporting the criminal justice system in Virginia.

The Criminal Justice Services Board has approved more than $74M to support agencies and programs supporting the criminal justice system in Virginia.

The American Shakespeare Center prepares to open its 2016 Summer/Fall Season, with performances of Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson, Twelfth Night and more.

A Virginia Tech research team charged with studying the bicycle infrastructure in the Foggy Bottom-Farragut area of Washington, D.C.

Mark M. Luellen has been appointed vice president for advancement at the University of Virginia.

On the heels of Take Your Daughters and Sons to Work Day, did you take your child into work? Was it an easy family decision on who should go or perhaps to which job?

Academic process is characterized with numerous challenges. Research paper writing is one of them.

Scientists have found that hearing loss dramatically raises your chances of contracting Alzheimer’s and dementia.

Scientists at the Virginia Tech Carilion Research Institute have found that the disruption of a small protein fragment may lead to the development of schizophrenia.

Tanzania’s Ol Doinyo Lengai is the only active volcano that erupts natroncarbonatite lava.

Recently Attorney General Mark Herring issued an official opinion at my request and the requests of others as to the meaning of sex discrimination under Virginia law.