Education news

Berkley activist Kim Sudderth pleaded with leaders this week: “Please, do not use environmental justice as a buzzword.”

The event comes months after another one of Virginia’s historically Black colleges lost the chance to host a presidential debate for the first time in American history.

Reports like this week’s on the bay’s declining osprey population have garnered attention because of the potential link to controversial industrial menhaden fishing.

A team at Virginia Commonwealth University is studying how the barrier islands off the Eastern Shore respond to changing climate conditions and the best strategies to protect them.

The Williamsburg-James City Education Association requested the school board vote on creating a committee that would craft a collective bargaining resolution.

The Barry Art Museum’s "Message in a Bottle: Picturing Maritime Culture in Hampton Roads" examines the past and present through art.

Heritage High School students have to raise $300,000 for the trip to perform in the only New Year’s parade officially recognized by the Vatican.

The Next Generation Storytellers program worked with Hampton and Newport News students to create professional films from start to finish.

After the Senate failed to pass any legislation to repeal cuts to the Virginia Military Survivors and Dependents Program, legislative leadership announced a compromise.

Norfolk Del. Jackie Glass said efforts to meet with Norfolk’s superintendent have gone nowhere.