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Interim Chancellor Hank Foley announced Thursday in an email that Dr. Patrice Delafontaine has been reinstated as the dean of the School of Medicine, effec

Campus Dining Services rolled out its new Tiger Plan, advertised as “the most flexible off-campus student dining plan,” this semester after over five y

“Ms. Meredith distinguished herself throughout the application and interview process,” said retired Army Maj. Gen. Cedric Wins, interim superintendent. “There’s little doubt that she is the right cadet for the

How journalists at The Roanoke Times have covered the coronavirus pandemic.

Hospital staff treat an elderly couple hospitalized with COVID-19 to a dinner date together  Lincoln Journal Star

Watch here: Mikey Wright was enjoying a beer and filming the waves on Oahu’s North Shore on December 31 when he realized something was wrong.

Here is a look back at 10 favorite stories of people finding ways to make a difference in 2020, no matter how small.

Virginia's 'Teacher of the Year' Carries Message of Love  U.S. News & World Report

Virginia Military Institute’s top official resigned Monday, a week after Gov. Ralph Northam announced an investigation into the school’s culture and policies following reports of racism that received national attention.

Northam orders independent investigation of VMI's culture following reports of systemic racism  Roanoke Times

June | 2020  Bacon's Rebellion

Roanoke College plans to eliminate the jobs of 14 employees and make other cuts to reduce spending by $6 million, the college announced Tuesday, citing financial losses due

FloydFest 2020 canceled due to coronavirus  Richmond.com

Noelle Gabriel has been voted the new chair of the Norfolk School Board, and Carlos Clanton is the vice chair.

The man who runs the city’s cemeteries says they have space for decades to come. But eventually they will fill up. Cities around the world are coming up with innovative solutions to cope with the space crunch.

The Navy is reviewing the comments and could make changes.

Schools can apply for the status through Sept. 28, and decisions will be made in October.

For more than a year, Keith Colonna dealt with construction that regularly began at 7 a.m. – Sundays and holidays included.

The reunion gives people near and far the chance to remember the community’s history and reconnect with family and friends.

Rodney J. Anderson, 33, of Portsmouth, died at Maryview Hospital early Saturday morning.