RICHMOND, Va. — Gov. Terry McAuliffe signed into law Thursday legislation that directs the Boards of Visitors of public colleges and universities to adopt intellectual property policies that are supportive of students, according to a written statement. “This legislation encourages a campus culture that supports entrepreneurship and motivates Virginia’s universities to be hubs of creativity and innovation with the potential to drive regional economic growth,” McAuliffe said.
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