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Haunted Trail hosts over 250 students

Over 250 students gathered on Oct. 16 for the Haunted Trail. They were led through the Woods Creek Trail, facing giant skeletons, jumping spiders and people screaming into the night. Tour guides led students through multiple sections of the trail, where scare actors could pop out in-character. Starting near the...

Lexington, VA · 10d

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Michigan freshmen have explosive debut against VMI

It’s a new season for the No. 14 Michigan wrestling team, and with that comes new faces. Starting the season off in a dual meet against Virginia Military Institute, the Wolverines had a strong showing, greatly in part to their four new additions. Michigan’s introductory lineup included three freshmen...

Ann Arbor, MI · 10d

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AAUP-U.Va. statement condemns Board’s approval to raise housing and dining costs

The University’s chapter of the American Association of University Professors released a statement Friday calling for Virginia “legislators to invest in public higher education.” The statement immediately follows Friday’s approval from the Board of Visitors to raise housing and dining costs for the 2027-28 academic year — a decision which AAUP-U.Va. characterizes in the statement as decreasing the accessibility of higher education.

Virginia · 11d

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Community gathers to discuss preservation, future of historic Booker T. Washington High School in Staunton

STAUNTON, Va. (WHSV) - Community members gathered Saturday morning at the historic Booker T. Washington High School to discuss preserving the facility and planning for its future use. “Its important to preserve the history of this school because back in the thirties and all this was the only black high...

Staunton, VA · 12d

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‘What’s At Stake’: Midterm informational panel held at VCU in preparation for midterm elections

The VCU College of Humanities and Sciences held the “What’s at Stake?” panel on Oct. 28 in preparation for the upcoming midterm election on Tuesday, Nov. 3. The panelists included Ambassador Anthony Godfrey, former Lt. Gov. Bill Bolling and assistant professors of political science Hollie Mann and Jatia Wrighten. The event gave each panelist the opportunity to highlight the topics that they felt were most important for voters to understand before Election Day.

Richmond, VA · 11d

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8Sports Blitz: Week 11 High School Football Schedule

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Virginia · 12d

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Reforming Virginia’s School Funding Formula an Idea Whose Time Has Come

For nearly two decades, Chris Braunlich and the Jefferson Forum’s predecessor, the Thomas Jefferson Institute, have advocated for replacing Virginia’s complicated, resource-driven Standards of Quality (SOQ) school funding formula with a system of Weighted Student Funding. So it was encouraging to see the General Assembly’s Joint Subcommittee on...

Virginia · 12d

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Final Score Friday Week 10 scores and highlights

Lane Casadonte and Sean Robertson will have scores and highlights from high school football games across Central Virginia.

Virginia · 13d

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Students’ Reactions to the James Fishback Event at UVA

Former Republican candidate for governor of Florida visited UVA for an event at Nau Hall hosted by the Burke Society. Fishback is in the middle of a national college tour after his major success with college-age voters in the primaries and online. WUVA attended the event and spoke with students afterwards to understand why they were there and their takeaways from Fishback.

Charlottesville, VA · 14d

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VHSL points update with two weeks left: 19 teams left with perfect records

The points system is used to determine who makes the playoffs and how they're ranked. The post VHSL points update with two weeks left: 19 teams left with perfect records appeared first on Cardinal News .

Virginia · 14d

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8Sports Blitz: Week 10 Scores and Highlights

Week 10 of the high school football season kicked off on Thursday, Oct. 29. How did Central Virginia schools stack up this week?

Virginia · 13d

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Secretary of education says Virginia will ‘move the achievement needle forward’

Gov. Abigail Spanberger’s administration is focused on early education and college and career readiness, two of several academic priorities ahead of the state’s next legislative session. Starting in January, the executive branch and lawmakers are expected to discuss a slate of K-12 topics, including school technology, expanding career and technical education and preparing children under […]

Virginia · 13d

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Opinion | JMU's ‘Live on Again’ contracts puts pressure on freshmen

The beginning of October marks an important decision for students, and it’s not just the strategic planning of their Halloween costumes. “Do you know where you are going to live next year?” Many freshmen get asked this question extremely early in the fall semester. More often than not, they have absolutely no clue. I certainly didn’t know when I was a freshman. Choosing where to live may seem like a simple decision, but in reality, it implies having figured out a lot of other variables. Students are not just picking which physical building they would like but also deciding upon sharing a room versus having their own, roommates, housemates, rent prices, landlords, proximity to campus, whether one needs (or can afford) a car and more. Sometimes it feels like committing to a particular friend group or being pushed out of one. What if someone hasn’t found their community but knows their doesn’t want to live with their roommate again?

Harrisonburg, VA · 14d

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Virginia High School Football Final Scores - October 30

Final scores from Virginia high school football games on Friday, October 30. Full Virginia High School Football Scoreboard Virginia High School Football Final

Charlottesville, VA · 12d

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Maryland Father's Pride Turns To Heartbreak As First-Generation College Student Dies At JMU

A Maryland father watched proudly as his son became the first in his family to attend college, chasing a future filled with possibilities. Now, he's struggling to find the words to say goodbye. Anthony Lemus-Argueta, a sophomore finance major at James Madison University, died on Monday, Oct. 26, aft…

Harrisonburg, VA · 15d

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Indian River takes down King's Fork in battle of unbeatens, Warhill nips Tabb in penultimate regular season Friday

Virginia · 13d

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Halloweekend to be cancelled due to rising ‘Edgar Allan Poe’ rebellion on Grounds

Editor’s note: This article is a humor column. In the week leading up to Halloween, sources are reporting an alleged movement intending to redefine Halloweekend the University. The motivation for the movement comes from what sources are describing as a passionate yet vengeful desire to abolish the University’s wildest weekend and shift the University from a party school to a “Poe” school.

Charlottesville, VA · 16d

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Virginia's future college student pool is shrinking

Data: National Center for Education Statistics ; Chart: Erin Davis/Axios Visuals America's future college pipeline is growing in the South , but Virginia is bucking the trend. Why it matters: Colleges in shrinking markets will face a fierce fight for students, while those in growing regions will have to adapt to serve an expanding, more diverse student body. The nation's student pipeline is also becoming less white, more Latino , more first-generation and more cost-conscious . By the numbers: The number of U.S. high school graduates is projected to peak in 2025 and then fall 13% by 2041, per the Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education (WICHE). The decline is especially steep in major college markets: California is projected to lose 29% of its high school graduates, New York 27% and Pennsylvania 17%. The South is projected to grow 3%. Zoom in: Virginia, however, is projected to lose 6% of its high school graduates over that same period. In its most recent enrollment projections , state higher-ed officials noted that Virginia's high school graduate count is projected to decline through 2033, tick back up in 2034, then continue falling. What they're saying: "The schools in the South do tend to

Virginia · 13d

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University announces death of sophomore nursing student

Sophomore nursing major Alyssa Williams died in a “vehicle accident” Tuesday morning, according to an email from University President Jim Schmidt around 4:30 p.m. The accident occurred Monday night in a “chain reaction crash” on interstate-64 after another vehicle’s collision with a deer caused a collision between Williams’ vehicle and a tractor-trailer, according to a WTVR article.

Harrisonburg, VA · 16d

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Sophomore student dies following on-campus medical emergency

Sophomore finance major and Beta Theta Pi fraternity brother Anthony Lemus-Argueta died following an on-campus medical emergency Monday afternoon, according to a campus-wide email sent by University President Jim Schmidt around 4:30 p.m. Lemus-Argueta’s death was initially announced in a campus-wide email sent Tuesday at 12:16 p.m. from Vice President...

Harrisonburg, VA · 16d