Cooper Center expert João Ferreira advises city leaders on their next move with data centers; the city has halted considering new ones until it defines and regulates them.
According to the Cooper Center, the U.S. could add 28 million people by 2050, with Texas and Florida alone accounting for 62% of the projected increase.
The Institute for Engagement & Negotiation at UVA’s Weldon Cooper Center for Public Service will receive $15,000 for a project called “Working with Tribes 101 Virtual Statewide Workshop” to support “training that advances public understanding of Virginia Indian history, culture, and governance.”
Cooper Center expert João Ferreira tells WGLT that differences in each and every data center's need for water make it impossible to say how much one would need or use.
A new forecast from the University of Virginia’s Weldon Cooper Center projects Virginia will lose more than 18,000 jobs in 2026, even as the overall economy continues to grow.
The Cooper Center teamed up with the Karsh Institute of Democracy to research what would happen if the Commonwealth aligned its voting calendar with federal elections for a subcommittee of the Virginia General Assembly.
CSPDC received a $50,000 Virginia Housing grant to build an interactive regional data dashboard to share timely demographic, economic, and housing data prepared by the Cooper Center.