Augusta County: Where the domestic terrorists have won
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You want to know how weird things are here in the Augusta County area? This is pretty weird, I promise.
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UVA study: Duration of concussion symptoms as significant as severity
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Sports concussions continue to garner attention and the conversation will continue over the holidays with the release of the new feature film, “Concussion.”
Inconvenient Truth: Why don’t we hear anything about Al Gore?
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Al Gore, one of the first recognizable faces of the environmental movement, sent ripples throughout the political world with An Inconvenient Truth in 2006.
EMU economics student named one of ’20 Under 35 Changing the World’
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Alex Miller, an economics major at EMU, was recognized by Mennonite Economic Development Association as one of “20 Under 35 Changing the World.”
Virginia Tech veterinary college teams up with Saint Francis Service Dogs for new puppy raiser program
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The Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine at Virginia Tech is partnering with a Roanoke-based nonprofit to raise three puppies for future service dog training.
EMU administrator and Black Lives Matter advocate struggles with friendship with South Carolina deputy
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Luke Hartman, vice president of enrollment at EMU, saw the footage of resource officer Ben Fields flipping over a black student’s desk and tossing her across the classroom in a South Carolina high school.
Del. Steve Landes to receive 2015 American Conservative Union award
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The American Conservative Union announced the results of its ratings from the 2015 meeting of the Virginia General Assembly. Del. Steve Landes received an 87% rating for the 2015 General Assembly Session and holds a lifetime ACU rating of 89%.
How low can Lew Rockwell go?
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Hans Hermann Hoppe and Lew Rockwell — the gray eminences of the paleo-libertarian world — cry out “But what about the rooaaads?”
UVA research: Text messages could help ease ‘summer melt’
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Can text messages help assuage the phenomenon of “summer melt,” when students, mostly lower on the socio-economic spectrum, fail to enroll in college even after they have been accepted?
Transgender student asks appeals court to stop Virginia school’s discriminatory restroom policy
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Gavin Grimm, a transgender male student in Gloucester County, Va., today asked the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit to stop his school district from enforcing a discriminatory policy that segregates transgender students from their peers and requires them to use “alternative private” restroom facilities.
