Monday Jun 17 | Information Technology
Does User Privacy in the Cloud Need Reform?
With the increased popularity of Web-based software that shares information through cloud computing, legal scholars who are scrutinizing privacy issues say user privacy is in need of serious revision.
Myers Park 2013 graduate Rich Burris is a Pogue Scholarship recipient and will attend UNC Chapel Hill.
Maclay's senior class makes impressive finish
The 99 seniors in Maclay's School's 42nd graduating class were the most successful in the school history bringing in over $6.4 million in scholarship offers, averaging $65,000 per student.
The Sleep Inn & Suites hotel is located just one mile from Washington and Lee University and Virginia Military Institute, and is close to Southern Virginia University.
Class Notes: Scholarship recipients honored
Jordan Collignon, Jessica Diaz Quiane, James L. Hill III, Lanja Karadaghi, Amanda E. Luckie and Kyle Neeley, Monterey High School.
New in Insight: Smith scientists are intrigued by the unusual...
Eight years ago, Smith student Kelsey Winsor was part of a team of American undergraduates and professors participating in a summer geological study in the Enriquillo Valley, a remote area of southwestern Dominican Republic.
RMA grad earns full ride to Washington and Lee University
The scholarship covers full tuition and fees, standard room and board for four years, worth a total of $223,000.The son of Randy and Sally Adams, he was selected because of his "exceptional academic and personal promise."
College admissions: Race, wealth and selectivity
Most selective colleges, public and private, profess to seek a diverse class of students.
Cumming Students Mark Collegiate Milestones
Cumming college students will not disappoint their parents with their academic performance.
Education: Milmine received his undergraduate degree from Washington & Lee University and his juris doctor degree from Mercer University School of Law in 2007.
Working out of a renovated Jitney Jungle on Louisiana Avenue, photographer Neil Johnson celebrates the spirit of Shreveport.
St. Tammany students earn college recognition
Paul Nguyen of Slidell received a bachelor's degree from Washington and Lee University on May 23.
Although I am a born and bred Southerner, I agree with your general premise. It absolutely boggles my mind that following the War, General Robert E. Lee became president of Washington College in Virginia, later changed to Washington AND LEE University.
Walled Lake Schools PTSA Names Irene Daniels Scholarship Winners
The Walled Lake Parent Teacher Student Association Council has named Jenna Sperling, Walled Lake Central High School, Batsheva Honig, Walled Lake Northern High School and Torry Yu, Walled Lake Western High School winners of the Irene Daniels Scholarship.
A real gem: Brooke Donnelly lauded for academic, athletic, civic leadership roles
Marietta High senior Brooke Donnelly got to the top of her class by taking seriously her academics, athletics and leadership roles, yet with a heart full of compassion.
Company donating $2,500 to college scholarship funds for every Zebi Hybrid Storage Array purchase
Tegile Systems, a leading provider of hybrid storage arrays for virtualized server and virtual desktop environments, today announced an initiative to help colleges and universities protect their strained IT budgets while boosting their scholarship funds with its new "Don't Overpay for Storage" promotion.
Reformed string band 'goes way back'
Mike Burns, at center with fiddle, revived the name of a Virginia band Juanita Fireball and the Continental Drifters, who will play at the Vandalia Gathering Friday night.
Kramer Given Crystal Award by Carwash Association
Bruce Kramer , an attorney with Apperson Crump PLC, has been given the Crystal Award by the International Carwash Association for his 20 years of service as the association's general counsel.