
Washington and Lee University grad named to inaugural class of Schwarzman Scholars
Blaise Buma, a December 2015 mathematics graduate of Washington and Lee University, has been selected for the inaugural class of 111 Schwarzman Scholars.

Blaise Buma, a December 2015 mathematics graduate of Washington and Lee University, has been selected for the inaugural class of 111 Schwarzman Scholars.

The Virginia House Democratic Caucus set forth their legislative agenda for the 2016 General Assembly Session. Caucus members highlighted initiatives that House Democrats aim to enact.

A discovery about the human brain made at the UVA School of Medicine is being hailed as one of 2015’s scientific breakthroughs by numerous year-end lists.

Governor Terry McAuliffe announced $196,000 in funding for five collaborative efforts in Virginia through the Building Collaborative Communities program.

Reflecting the Mennonite church’s commitment to development and disaster relief, EMU has long offered degrees that prepare students to work in those fields.

A report from the Virginia Tech Transportation Institute shows that the crash rates for self-driving cars are lower than the crash rate of conventional cars.

The Virginia Community College System received a $1.9 million grant from the Department of Labor to provide services to former coal industry workers

Virginia Tech faculty members and graduate students will get to present their remote sensing research to scientists from across the world.

“18 Stories of War” is a film project with an international cast: members of the Center for Justice and Peacebuilding community at EMU.

Tony Bennett grew up, literally, seeped in Pack-Line, at the feet of his father, legendary coach Dick Bennett.