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Virginia Press Association hires attorney to review award to VMI student newspaper

Lisa Rowan. by Lisa Rowan May 31, 2023May 31, 2023

Since receiving the association’s top award in early May, The Cadet has come under scrutiny for its ties to an alumnus who has helped fund it.

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Roanoke College’s rebrand plan includes an MBA program, football and even a food truck

Lisa Rowan. by Lisa Rowan May 25, 2023May 26, 2023

The 181-year-old college is reinventing itself at a time when small colleges are struggling to attract students.

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Virginia Press Association holds meeting to discuss VMI student newspaper awards

Lisa Rowan. by Lisa Rowan May 18, 2023May 18, 2023

The student newspaper won VPA’s top journalism award earlier this month for its coverage of diversity issues on campus. The association said the meeting was to address reporting by Cardinal News about connections between the paper and the alumnus who has helped fund it.

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Youngkin avoids talk of diversity, politics at VMI graduation

Lisa Rowan. by Lisa Rowan May 16, 2023May 16, 2023

The Virginia Military Institute has been under scrutiny for several years following reports of widespread racism. Changes at the school have created a rift among alumni and other supporters.

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Two dozen Southwest, Southside schools to get state construction grants

Lisa Rowan. by Lisa Rowan May 11, 2023May 12, 2023

The School Construction Assistance Program will award $365 million to projects in school divisions that are economically strained. Some of the schools being replaced are nearly 100 years old.

The staff of The Cadet received the state's top journalism award from the Virginia Press Association on Saturday in Short Pump. Photo by Dwayne Yancey.
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Top journalism award goes to coverage of diversity issues by alumni-resurrected VMI newspaper

Lisa Rowan. by Lisa Rowan May 10, 2023May 18, 2023

An investigation into racism at VMI, and the subsequent rollout of diversity, equity and inclusion programs mandated by the state, have roiled many alumni of the Lexington school.

Here's a screenshot of a message that circulated on social media after Lynchburg City Council member Marty Misjuns criticized the production of "The Prom."
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A high school musical starring LGBTQ characters draws criticism from a Lynchburg city council member. It’s part of a trend.

by Shannon Kelly May 10, 2023May 12, 2023

Across the country, plays with LGBTQ characters and themes are stirring controversy in school productions. That’s what happened when Heritage and E.C. Glass high schools staged “The Prom,” and Councilman Misjuns criticized the show for “anti-Christian sentiments.”

Squire Henry (center) with two unidentified men in front of Carriger Hall on the Emory & Henry College campus. Date unknown. Courtesy of Emory & Henry
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He hauled 4,000 tons of coal for Emory & Henry. A century after his death, he’ll now have a building named after him.

by Robert Anderson May 5, 2023May 5, 2023

On Saturday, Emory & Henry will confer a posthumous degree on its former porter and furnace stoker — and name a building after him.

Bess Pittman, project archivist at Virginia Tech’s University Libraries Special Collections and University Archives, looks through the Boucher papers. Photo courtesy of Virginia Tech.
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Former Rep. Rick Boucher gives papers to Virginia Tech for preservation

Lisa Rowan. by Lisa Rowan May 2, 2023May 1, 2023

The legislator spent 40 years in state and federal politics, and was the longest-serving representative in the history of Virginia’s 9th District.

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New College Institute appears ready to sue its philanthropic foundation

Lisa Rowan. by Lisa Rowan April 28, 2023April 28, 2023

During a board meeting on April 28, the Institute’s board voted to have two of its members serve as legal liaisons with the Attorney General’s office and outside counsel “to handle the litigation against the foundation.”

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