LEXINGTON, Va. (WDBJ) - Commissioning at the Virginia Military Institute is when about half the institute’s graduates trade their cadet gray for a new uniform. Except cadet Lance von Rinteln ...

The board of Virginia Military Institute voted on Friday against extending the contract of Maj. Gen. Cedric T. Wins, the college’s first Black superintendent.

Amid a racial reckoning, Virginia Military Institute is grappling with its past. And as our history shows, fights like this can reverberate for decades to come.

While you may not have considered Virginia Military Institute in your college search, this article could change your mind. VMI is not your ordinary college experience, but it doesn’t claim to be ...

The military uniform was first found back in 1986, in a house on Green Street in Alexandria, Virginia, owned by Ann Cameron Siegal’s mother. When her mother passed away, Siegal began cleaning ...

LEXINGTON - Who hasn't heard of Virginia Military Institute in Lexington? Interestingly enough, the honor and tradition created at VMI grew out of an unfulfilled need for such upright moral behavior ...

Established in 1839, Virginia Military Institute is the oldest state-funded military college in the country. It entirely admits cadets. Based on more than 200 acres of land in Lexington, a small city ...

Among the many places where Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg left her mark is the Virginia Military Institute in Lexington. That's because Ginsburg wrote the majority opinion for the 1996 Supreme Court ...

Meet the Virginia woman who helps military vets dress for success -- for free. Veterans ... “You wear a uniform so long sometimes you may not have a chance to even wear clothes." ...

Jennifer Carroll Foy has served in the Virginia House of Delegates since 2018. In April 2020, she announced her decision to run for governor. If elected, she’ll be the first Black woman governor ...

A Guardian is measured for proper uniform fit in the Pentagon, Arlington, Virginia, March 29, 2023. (Andy Morataya/Air Force) Military.com | By Amanda Miller ...

FULL INTERVIEW: How military retirees are giving 'more to the community' Taylor, who served 33 years in the Army and retired as a colonel with the U.S. Army Judge Advocate General Corps, said any ...