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Why Doesn’t Chesapeake Have a Public Pool?
Allison Sweeney, 17, who is an upcoming senior on Western Branch High School’s swim team, recalls coming home tired from meets after 10 p.m. on a school night. Meets often ... -
Transfer Program at Tidewater Community College Helps Students Attend Their "Dream School"
Tidewater Community College is a four-location institution in Hampton Roads that provides two years of college education at an affordable price compared to local four-year institutions. TCC also offers transfer ... -
Norfolk Public Schools making sure everyone can learn
School systems across the nation have adopted English as a Second Language programs to help students interact with their peers and teachers at school, and work to the best of ... -
"Norfolk has a Weird Scene": a Step Inside the Local Rock Community
Cities like Philadelphia, Nashville, Chicago, Seattle, and Los Angeles are known for their music scenes, and especially their rock scenes. “Norfolk has a weird scene,” said Cameron Smith of Bonne ... -
As the threat of campus sexual assault still looms, here’s what Virginia colleges are doing
The summer is winding down and college students and their parents are worrying about textbooks, tuition, and GPAs. But there is another issue students might want to think about -- ... -
Western Branch swimmer fights to stay in the race
During her sophomore year, Kaylyn Matis arrived at the pool one practice and strapped on her goggles, as always. But this day was different. Kaylyn, now a rising senior at ... -
A Unique Perspective at the Ballpark
For Ian Locke, media relations for the Norfolk Tides is more than just a job. He joined them in 2004, and has been running public relations for the team since ... -
Inside The Tides: Emcee Connects with Fans and Sponsors
By: Marlon McKay and Rose Stanphill Norfolk’s own minor league baseball team, The Tides, is a big hit for fans. However, those who work behind the scenes are often overlooked. ... -
Heather McKeating on Life
Heather McKeating on Life Heather McKeating, the Norfolk Tides Director of Community Relations, shares her view on life with the students in the 2017 Virginian-Pilot Journalism Program.
2017 students
Stories created by the 2017 journalism workshop participants
