Jesse Matthew pleads guilty to Hannah Graham, Morgan Harrington murders
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Jesse L. Matthew Jr., 34, pleaded guilty today in Albemarle County to the first-degree murders of Hannah Graham and Morgan Harrington.
Search Results for sexual assault
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End youth imprisonment now
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Last week President Obama put an end to the use of solitary confinement on youth locked up in the federal prison system.
Del. Filler-Corn unveils 2016 legislative agenda
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Delegate Eileen Filler-Corn introduced a series of bills in furtherance of her work in education, victims’ rights, health care, public safety and prudent fiscal growth.
Poll: Public sees role for high schools in workforce development
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A VCU poll found a strong majority (63 percent) think that high school graduates are not prepared for the workplace but are prepared for college.
Waynesboro man pleads guilty in molestation case
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A Waynesboro man will spend 18 months in prison after pleading guilty to an amended felony charge in a child molestation case.
Writing Rape: Women’s Media Center study finds crucial gap in coverage by gender
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Media coverage of U.S. campus rape and sexualized violence is significantly skewed toward the bylines and voices of men, according to a Women’s Media Center report released today.
Kaine applauds passage of Every Student Succeeds Act
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Sen. Tim Kaine praised passage of the Every Student Succeeds Act, which passed the Senate 85-12 today following House passage of the legislation last week.
Holtzclaw trial illustrates justice system
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The criminal trial of former Oklahoma City police officer Daniel Holtzclaw has entered its third week.
UVA’s Russell Bogue among 2015 class of Rhodes Scholars
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Russell Bogue, a fourth-year honors politics student who also is studying Mandarin Chinese, is the University of Virginia’s 51st Rhodes Scholar.
Bob Goodlatte: Veto of funding for troops must not stand
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With just a stroke of his pen, President Obama recently vetoed a bill to authorize funds for our nation’s troops. The President’s veto of his own military threatens national security and plays politics on the back of our troops.
