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GOOCHLAND—The Goochland Board of Supervisors met on November 1 for a regular meeting.

Colleges and universities in Virginia are adjusting in the wake of a supreme Court decision last week that ended affirmative action in higher education.

Reynolds Community College President Paula Pando (center) displays the key to a used Toyota Prius hybrid donated to the school by Loyalty Toyota. (Courtesy Loyalty Toyota) Automotive Technology students at Reynolds Community College have a new way to learn, courtesy of Loyalty Toyota. On Monday, the Chester dealership donated a used Toyota Prius Hybrid to

College leaders discuss how higher ed institutions can rethink their elementary and secondary school partnerships to move beyond enrollment and better prepare students for future success on college campuses and, ultimately, the professional world at the Virtual Forum, “A Better K-12 Handoff.”

Going to college and finding meaningful and secure communities on campus may be tough for anyone, let alone those who come from foster care, are incarcerated, have children, or are veterans of the military forces. So what can colleges and universities do to build a better support system for these groups? Join the upcoming virtual forum “How Creative Partnerships Increase Colleges’ Impact” on September 6 at 2 p.m. EDT to learn more about how partnerships can help colleges reach marginalized...

Colleges are interested in partnerships to offer students telehealth and mental-health services, along with more real-world work experiences.

The Emergency Grant Aid for College Students Act, led by Sen. Tina Smith, D-Minn., follows the lead of several colleges in the Richmond area and others, who already prioritize helping

There are 50,000 fewer students than 10 years ago. But the G3 scholarship, which covers tuition for low- and middle-income students studying in in-demand industries, has the potential to bring

There are 50,000 fewer students than 10 years ago. But the G3 scholarship, which covers tuition for low- and middle-income students studying in in-demand industries, has the potential to bring

There are 50,000 fewer students than 10 years ago. But the G3 scholarship, which covers tuition for low- and middle-income students studying in in-demand industries, has the potential to bring