Toscano appoints Rip Sullivan House Democratic Campaign Chair
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Del. David Toscano, Leader of the House Democratic Caucus, has appointed Del. Rip Sullivan to serve as Campaign Chair for the 2017 cycle.
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Shenandoah National Park announces centennial events
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The National Park Service turns 100 in 2016, and Shenandoah National Park announced a year-long list of events to celebrate this milestone.
Expo showcases Virginia specialty foods, beverages
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Both traditional Virginia favorites and innovative new products are on display at the Virginia Food and Beverage Expo at the Greater Richmond Convention Center.
Movement Mortgage to invest $2 million to relocate operations center
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Movement Mortgage will invest $2 million to relocate its operations center from the City of Virginia Beach to the City of Norfolk.
Virginia Tech renames baseball stadium in recognition of Union Bank & Trust commitment
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Virginia Tech has renamed its baseball stadium in recognition of a generous commitment of support to athletics from Union Bank & Trust.
VCU Health symposium will examine trauma care challenges for pediatric, geriatric patients
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Speakers will discuss special trauma care needed for pediatric and geriatric patients at the Rao R. Ivatury Trauma Symposium, hosted by the VCU Health.
SCC sets schedule to consider Anthem’s proposed purchase of Cigna
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The SCC will hold a public hearing in May to consider the impact of Anthem’s proposed acquisition of Cigna and its subsidiaries.
Virginia rallies for 52-50 win at VCU in the WNIT First Round
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The Virginia women’s basketball team advanced to the second round of the 2016 Women’s National Invitation Tournament with a 52-50 victory over VCU.
Women and mass incarceration
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Black women today yield political power as the most reliable Democratic voters. Yet they score at the bottom when it comes to every economic indicator.
Connecting UVA first-generation students, faculty
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Santiago Naranjo, a student in the UVA McIntire School of Commerce, learned that many of his professors were the first in their families to go to college.
