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Women will hold more General Assembly seats than at any other time in history of Virgin... - 3 views
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Election Day concluded and women now have the biggest representation in the General Assembly in the history of Virginia politics. Four women gained seats and pushed the total of female-held seats to 30. The Senate added two more female representatives.
Faculty members urge legislators to protect college funding - 0 views
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RICHMOND, Va. - More than 30 students and faculty members from Virginia colleges and universities gathered in Richmond to urge legislators to protect funding for higher education. Virginia Higher Education Advocacy Day, an annual event sponsored by Virginia Commonwealth University's Faculty Senate, aimed to deliver a basic request to lawmakers: make fewer cuts and add more funding for state colleges and universities.
Del. Kory honored for supporting higher education - 1 views
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RICHMOND, Va. - Del. Kaye Kory, D-Fairfax, accepted the American Association of University Professors' Michael S. Harris Award on Thursday for her "exemplary service in support of higher education." The award is presented each year in memory of Col. Harris, who served as president of the Virginia Conference of the AAUP.
Bill would outlaw female circumcision - 1 views
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RICHMOND, Va. - The General Assembly is considering a bill that would make the practice of female genital mutilation a misdemeanor - but that penalty is much less than the sponsors originally intended.
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