JMU Chemistry lends a hand – sanitizer, that is
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The JMU Chemistry Department has found a way to use some of the chemicals it normally uses for teaching to aid medical workers on the front lines of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Virtual Virginia: New resources available for K-12 schools, teachers
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The Virginia Department of Education is expanding its existing online learning system, Virtual Virginia, to allow every teacher in the Commonwealth to host virtual classes while schools are closed due to the coronavirus pandemic.
A month in: Where are we with COVID-19?
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More than 22,000 U.S. deaths have been attributed to COVID-19, which means, what, exactly, in terms of where we are, a month into the national shutdown?
Smithfield Foods takes action to protect employees amid COVID-19
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Smithfield Foods will close its Sioux Falls facility for three days, citing an abundance of caution for its 3,700 employees there, a portion of whom have tested positive for COVID-19.
JMU facilitates unique partnerships to produce PPE for local use
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Sophomore industrial design students at JMU are working with others to handmake hundreds of fabric face masks to distribute to healthcare workers and area fire departments.
VCU, UR libraries publish free edition of ‘The Politics of Annexation’
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The libraries of Virginia Commonwealth University and the University of Richmond are working together to publish a new open-access edition of “The Politics of Annexation: Oligarchic Power in a Southern City.”
CJP honors Parke, Bombande as Peacebuilders of the Year
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Eastern Mennonite University’s Center for Justice and Peacebuilding announces two Peacebuilder of the Year honorees: Emmanuel Bombande MA ‘02 and Cole Parke MA ‘12.
Luria advocates for increased production of PPE
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Congresswoman Elaine Luria today issued a call for increased production of personal protective equipment (PPE) for frontline health care workers.
Daniel Tiger, Katerina Kittycat offer COVID-19 message to children
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First Lady of Virginia Pamela Northam and two beloved PBS KIDS characters appear in a new series of videos aimed at helping children and families stay healthy and connected as the coronavirus pandemic continues to impact communities in Virginia.
‘We all have to think of the big picture’ on COVID-19
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What do marshmallows have to do with a pandemic? More than one might think, according to a Virginia Tech expert in applied behavioral science and the human dynamics of injury prevention.
