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The Virginia Military Institute Ethics Team recently placed second at the Military Ethics Case Competition held at the United States Naval Academy (USNA)
The Virginia Military Institute Ethics Team recently placed second at the Military Ethics Case Competition held at the United States Naval Academy (USNA)…
Riley Malone, who graduated from Fishburne Military School, was part of the VMI ethics team.
By Scott Bidroski The Gordon-Rushville Mustang Girls basketball team received the one seed and were able to host the Class C2-12 Sub-District Tourname...
Riley Shultz is not afraid of bees. Shultz, WSU senior biochemistry major and Spanish minor, said her connection with honeybees sparked an idea to research fungi treatments with the potential to boost bees’ immune systems. Honeybees are often plagued by mites, specifically the Varroa destructor, which transfers pathogens and parasitizes the bees. Shultz said she introduced the Matarhizium pathogenic fungus to improve the bees’ lifespan. The fungus could also kill mites. Shultz found that bees with a high dose treatment lived longer. However, it did not kill a significant amount of mite...