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The Ankers family relocated to America. -
Arthur Anker received 80 acres as an inheritance from his father, Samuel, subsequently dubbed "the Ankerage." -
Mahlon Ankers, Arthur's son, inherits the land -
Virginia establishes a commission on vocational education, endorsing a "statewide system of community colleges. -
In December 1963, the Higher Facilities Act is granted approval. -
Mahlon sells the farm to the Route Seven Venture group -
The General Assembly founded the Department of Technical Education and a State board for technical education. -
Northern Virginia Technical College rebrands as Northern Virginia Community College. -
Registration commences at the Loudoun Campus of NVCC. -
The Loudoun campus inaugurates with the opening of two permanent buildings. -
The launch of the student paper, The Seed, occurs. -
President Carter visits the Loudoun Campus to sign the reauthorization of the Higher Education Act. -
Students publish the Nuance Journal to showcase the work of campus students. -
The construction of the Waddell Building is completed. -
The Virginia Community College System launches online learning courses. -
The launch of the student art and library journal, Personae, takes place. -
The integration of Blackboard into the NVCC website is completed. -
eNOVA launches. -
The leasing of Signal Hill. -
Loudoun Lantern, a student newspaper, is launched. -
In response to the Covid-19 pandemic, NVCC shut down all its campuses, transitioning all courses to online learning formats. -
Amidst the Covid-19 pandemic, campuses cautiously reopen with restricted access, while the majority of classes remain exclusively online. -
NVCC campuses reopen fully -
The overhaul of the Reynolds Building at the Loudoun Campus wraps up.