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In memoriam: Wayne Purcell, alumni distinguished professor emeritus of agricultural and applied economics
His 27-year career at Virginia Tech was marked by major program growth and numerous individual successes as a nationally and internationally recognized expert on prices, price discovery, and price risk management.
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Susan Day honored with top arboriculture research award
The International Society of Arboriculture’s L.C. Chadwick Award of Arboricultural Research recognizes the recipient’s investigation and analysis and her valuable contribution to arboriculture.
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Rosemary Blieszner named dean of the College of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences
Blieszner, who is currently serving as interim dean, will continue to lead the college through June 2019.
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Gary Downey reappointed Alumni Distinguished Professor
The internationally renowned scholar uses his background in engineering and anthropology to bridge the human and technical dimensions of society.
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Book by longtime psychology professor, daughter, focuses on manufacturing culture
A new book co-authored by E. Scott Geller continues the Actively Caring for People series, this time focusing on manufacturing.
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Mars ridge named after Virginia Tech science alumnus
A ridge along the planet Mars’ Marathon Valley has been named after alumnus Robert A. Wharton Jr., who spent his career as an astrobiologist, an explorer and scientist working in Antarctica, and an educator.
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In memoriam: Paul 'Tony' Distler, legendary Voice of the Marching Virginians
The director of the School of the Arts emeritus at Virginia Tech served as the Voice of the Marching Virginians for four decades.
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College of Agriculture and Life Sciences inducts new members into the hall of fame
The new members are Professor Emeritus of Dairy Science Richard Saacke and University Distinguished Professor Emeritus of Animal Science Paul Siegel.
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Art Keown appointed Alumni Distinguished Professor
Fewer than 1 percent of Virginia Tech faculty members hold this honor, and Keown is the first in the Pamplin College of Business to do so.
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E. Scott Geller’s new psychology book encompasses 46 years of research in applied behavioral science
E. Scott Geller has released a new book, “Applied Psychology: Actively Caring for People,” that Geller says encompasses his renowned 46-year career at Virginia Tech, and his passion for self-improvement and positive thinking.
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Alumni Distinguished Professor Ezra 'Bud' Brown still passionate about teaching math
Bud Brown loves teaching. Everything about it, he says, from the preparation to the instruction to the interaction with students outside class. As the professor of 36 years puts it: “A teacher can make a tremendous difference.”
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Longtime voice of the Marching Virginians to call his last halftime show
For 40 years, Paul A. "Tony" Distler's distinctive and clear baritone has boomed over the public address system during halftime in Lane Stadium.
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English and theatre professors collaborate for Summer Arts Festival offering
Tom Gardner and Patty Raun collaborate in theater reading of "Poverty Creek Journal."
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A familiar and stellar cast to headline Civil War Weekend March 14-16
Virginia Tech to host 23rd annual Civil War Weekend March 14-16
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Rosemary Blieszner takes office as president of Gerontological Society of America
Professor Rosemary Blieszner has been installed as president of the Gerontological Society of America.
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Spanish professor credits study abroad for eminent career
Jacqueline Bixler is reappointed as an Alumni Distinguished Professor of Spanish for a second ten-year term.
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