Cover Story
A wave of larger ships
Post-Panamax vessels are already here, and they’re changing the maritime industry
Interview
Speaking up
Senator says Congress should vote on the use of force
Published
Interview with Sen. Timothy Kaine
Opinion
From This Issue
Office of the future
Open design still reigns, but companies are adding more private spaces, modern workstations and amenities
Published
Special Report: Workplaces of the Future
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No easy path
Picking a health plan just got more complicated
Published
Starting in January the Affordable Care Act will require more businesses to offer insurance coverage to their employees.
International presence
University joins conglomerate of schools in South Korea
Published
George Mason University joins conglomerate of schools in South Korea
An ‘extroverted campus’
GMU is eager to be connected with Northern Virginia
Published
George Mason University’s goal is to be not only a “comprehensive research university” but also “an innovative and inclusive academic community committed to creating a more just, free and prosperous world” — with emphasis, perhaps, on the “prosperous.”
Knockout performances
GMU venues host boxers and ballerinas
Published
George Mason University’s Center for the Arts hosted five days of boxing matches on its flagship Fairfax campus this summer.
Old and new mix in Alexandria
A new waterfront plan and major projects spur development
Published
Alexandria is planning commercial and residential development.
A moment on the world stage
Cycling races will focus international attention on city
Published
Richmond is host city to the 2015 Road World Cycling Championships.
The endless at-bat over ballpark
Baseball team told it can go anywhere but home
Published
Richmond’s effort to replace a 30-year-old baseball stadium — The Diamond, home of the Flying Squirrels — remains unclear.
