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Accounts from Virginia Wesleyan University’s Alumni Council shed light on a name change process that was a closely held campaign, and a culmination of university President Scott Miller’s decade of leadership marked by transformative – and at times, controversial – decisions.
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The Virginia NAACP's lawsuit against the Shenandoah County School Board for reinstating Confederate names on two schools is set to go to trial next week. In a virtual hearing on Monday, the parties continued arguments over who can use what pieces of evidence. WMRA's Randi B. Hagi reports.
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“Waiting for enforcement and litigation would have been devastating,” UVa interim President Mahoney said.
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The future political prospects of Democratic Gov.-elect Abigail Spanberger could rise and fall with student test scores.
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Eight localities got similar taxing authority back in 2020. All of the local referendums eventually held succeeded.
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"It's a public university. This information should be available."
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A judge in Charlottesville heard testimony Monday in the sentencing of Christopher Darnell Jones, Jr.— the man who’s admitted to killing three members of the UVA football team, wounding a fourth and another student.
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Under Jarrett, ODU became the first school in Virginia to offer athletic scholarships for women.
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The governor-elect has asked the university to halt its search for a new leader.