Projects like VA.gov and the Air Force’s digital overhaul demonstrate that excellence is not only possible — it’s already underway. We just need the will to scale success.

U-Va., answering critic, says it is committed to ‘affordable excellence’ July 8, 2016 More than 8 years ago Students pass through the Lawn at the University of Virginia.

VA for Vets Published August 29, 2013 Since the Post-9/11 GI Bill became law, there have been reports of aggressive and deceptive targeting of service members, veterans, and their families by some ...

WASHINGTON — Veterans Affairs Secretary Robert McDonald is pushing back against claims by members of Congress that the VA has not fired enough people to turn around the scandal-plagued agency.

The 2022 PACT Act paved the way for Veterans discharged between September 11, 2001, and October 1, 2013, to enroll in VA health care, and we continue our efforts related to the Toxic Exposure ...

The VA Can’t Just Fire Its Way to Excellence You can’t fire your way to excellence. You have to inspire the people you keep to do better, and recruit new talent.

The Veterans Affairs Department’s most senior technologist has received top honors for his leadership in information resources management. Roger Baker, VA CIO, received the award June 12 at the ...

Former Secretary of Veterans Affairs David Shulkin said Thursday he did not “know any system that slashes its way to excellence” following Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) head Doug Collins ...

The Department of Veterans Affairs has suspended DeVry University from its “Principles of Excellence” program in the wake of allegations that the for-profit college misled students abou… ...

The Cardiology and Mohs Clinic is seen in Iowa City on Feb. 25, 2025. The clinic is one of the large variety of specialized clinics at the Iowa City VA Health Care Center. The Iowa City Veterans ...

WASHINGTON (AP) — Veterans Affairs Secretary Robert McDonald on Thursday disputed claims by members of Congress that his scandal-plagued agency hasn't dismissed enough employees, saying, "You ...