New V.A. Secretary Puts ‘Forever GI Bill’ into Effect

Aug 7, 2018

The Department of Veterans Affairs has begun implementing new provisions of the Harry W. Colmery Educational Assistance Act of 2017, better known as the “Forever GI Bill.”

In one of his first actions since taking the oath of office Monday, new VA Secretary Robert Wilkie said the provisions to expand GI Bill coverage were put into effect Aug. 1.

Government Shutdown Would Effect Services for Service Members and Military Families

September 29, 2023

Government Shutdown Would Effect Services for Service Members and Military Families

White House Threatens to Veto Defense Department Budget Plan Over Anti-Reproductive Care and Anti-Diversity Provisions

Republican-Controlled House Attempts to Block VA from Updating Motto to be Gender-Neutral

FPWA Criticizes “Double Standard” of Supreme Court Exemption for Military Academies in Affirmative Action Decision

High Temperature Superconductor Magnet Engineer/Scientist

Princeton University

Security Officer Part-time, Department of University Police

Wake Forest University

New V.A. Secretary Puts ‘Forever GI Bill’ into Effect

Government Shutdown Would Effect Services for Service Members and Military Families

Government Shutdown Would Effect Services for Service Members and Military Families

White House Threatens to Veto Defense Department Budget Plan Over Anti-Reproductive Care and Anti-Diversity Provisions

Republican-Controlled House Attempts to Block VA from Updating Motto to be Gender-Neutral

FPWA Criticizes “Double Standard” of Supreme Court Exemption for Military Academies in Affirmative Action Decision

High Temperature Superconductor Magnet Engineer/Scientist

Security Officer Part-time, Department of University Police

Angelo State University Junior Wins Robert A. Kilmarx Award for the Best Military, Intelligence, or National Security Strategic Analysis Paper

Military College Students Plead Not Guilty to Hazing Charges

Virginia Military Institute Rejoins MAAC Men’s Lacrosse League

Air Force Service Members Granted More Time to Decide Military Career After Becoming Parents