The Virginia Military Institute’s (VMI) first Black superintendent, Ret. Maj. Gen. Cedric Wins, says “partisan politics” ...

Cedric T. Wins would step down from his post in June ... which the school has seen more of in recent years. Wins - a 1985 ...

"My tenure will end because bias, emotion, and ideology rather than sound judgment swayed the board," Maj. Gen. Cedric Wins ...

VMI superintendent Cedric T. Wins blamed partisanship for a recent decision by the school’s governing board not to renew his ...

Accuracy in Media’s campaign against radical policies at Virginia Military Institute has resulted in the ousting of ...

As a result, I am disappointed by the Board of Visitors' decision not to renew my contract as superintendent of the Virginia ...

In a controversial decision, the Board of Visitors at the Virginia Military Institute (VMI) has declined to extend the ...

Board of visitors votes against renewing contract of Major General Wins, the school's first Black superintendent.

The Virginia Military Institute has announced it will not renew the contract of Superintendent Maj. Gen. Cedric T. Wins, ...

The coup that took down Cedric Wins at VMI llows the blueprint that had been laid out for me by a UVA Board member who has ...

Virginia Military Institute’s Board of Visitors voted 10 to 6 on Friday against a contract extension for Major General Cedric Wins, a VMI graduate and the first Black leader in the college’s history.

The VMI Board of Visitors, under the thumb of MAGA Gov. Glenn Youngkin, voted on Friday to not extend the contract of Maj.