Commonwealth’s Attorney for Wise County and the City of Norton C.H. “Chuck” Slemp, III will be hosting two events to honor National Crime Victims’
Author: Andrew Hamilton
Trump Budget Effects
On Thursday, March 16 President Donald Trump released his preliminary 2018 budget proposal, detailing the changes President Trump envisions for the nation.
Races For Governor Tighten
2017 is a big election year in the Commonwealth and the race for Virginia’s top executive is growing more intense as the June 13
6 Albums To Look Forward To In 2017
Drake – More Life / Release Date: Early 2017 Drake’s 2016 album Views was one of the most played albums of 2016, with songs
Editorial: Shining Light On Potential Dark Skies
As the coalfields of Southwest Virginia attempt to find new industries and businesses to revitalize the local economy, one resource presents itself readily: the
Legislators Haggle Over Higher Ed Funding Issues
The 2017 legislative sessions of the Virginia General Assembly is well under way and a number of Southwest Virginia legislators have used this time
SGA Holds Town Hall Meeting to Address Student Concerns
Nov. 30, 4 p.m. at Slemp Center Rhododendron Room
Politicians Respond to Trump Win
From student loan reform to job growth and immigration reform, there was a lot at stake for college students in this year’s election cycle.
UVA Students, Professors Ask President Sullivan Not To Quote Jefferson
A letter signed by 469 students and professors at the University of Virginia on Friday objected to President Teresa Sullivan quoting Thomas Jefferson in
ARC Grants For Cybersecurity
Governor Terry McAuliffe was recently in Southwest Virginia for a special announcement of over $6.6 million in grant funding from the Appalachian Regional Commission.
Building A Healthy Economy From Ground Up
The keys to building a just, sustainable economy from the bottom up were the focus of the discussion led last week on campus by
Constitutional Amendments Also on 2016 Virginia Ballot
In addition to the heated presidential election, voters in Virginia will have the opportunity to vote on two proposed state constitutional amendments.