Virginia Wesleyan’s men and women’s track teams finished their outdoor track season on the highest note in school history. Many athletes on both teams
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New requirements impact history
New changes to Virginia Wesleyan’s general studies program, effective beginning fall 2019, will directly affect the future of the history department. The first component,
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History department impacted by new general studies requirements. As a liberal arts institution, we should pride ourselves on offering a variety of subjects to
Read MoreHow high school did not prepare me for college
Do me a favor and flash back to the last couple months of high school. Do you remember how excited you were? How anxious
Read MoreFemales in the spotlight respond to hate
In today’s society, women in the media are heavily judged, examined and criticized for anything they do, and it certainly seems they’re also criticized
Read MoreAre you part of the third?
According to a new report, one third of college students suffer from housing insecurity and food shortages. Are you part of the third? Alexa
Read MoreLittle dog, big job
For Lesley Richardson, the idea of dogs being a woman’s best friend has a lot more meaning behind it with her 5-year-old Yorkshire Terrier
Read MoreChanges on horizon for Marlin athletics
There is no doubt that Virginia Wesleyan athletics are on the rise on the national level, with women’s soccer making back-to-back NCAA tournament appearances,
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Virginia Wesleyan loses a good friend
Earlier this past month, the last founding member of the Virginia Wesleyan board of trustees, Trustee Emeritus Robert “Bob” Friend Boyd passed away April
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Softball K’s cancer…again
The Virginia Wesleyan University softball team held their annual Strikeout Cancer Day during a double header against Emory and Henry College on April 22.
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