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- - Photos and video: 2018 Fall Commencement
    More than 2,400 Hokies officially became alumni on Dec. 14 during Virginia Tech’s commencement ceremonies honoring summer and fall graduates.
- - Class of 2018: Accounting student makes the most of opportunities for leadership and service
    Helena Snow says she was fortunate to have the opportunity to help enhance the student experience in Pamplin.
- - Class of 2018: Navy retiree pursues degrees for a new career and a bigger management role
    Retired from his most recent position as a business intelligence manager in the Navy, Bryan Davis will receive a bachelor’s degree in management and continue as a student in Virginia Tech’s highly ranked, online Master of Information Technology program.
- - More than 2,400 Hokies will graduate Friday at fall 2018 commencement
    The University Commencement Ceremony begins at 10:30 a.m., and the Graduate School Commencement starts at 2:30 p.m. The events will honor approximately 2,441 students who completed their academic degrees during the summer and fall terms.
- - Class of 2018: Molly McKnight uses GIS to show data in 3D
    McKnight is using geographic information systems to help give a clearer sense of the impact that solar farms and other energy projects would have on a landscape.
- - Two Ph.D.s first graduates of NSF-sponsored urban computing program
    Administered through the Discovery Analytics Center, the program trains students across disciplines in the latest methods in analyzing massive datasets to study key issues concerning urban populations.
- - Meet these members of the Class of 2018
    Congratulations to these graduates and all members of the Class of 2018.
- - Virginia Tech to present honorary degree to Minnis Ridenour during spring commencement ceremonies
    Ridenour supported five Virginia Tech presidents on all major university initiatives during their tenure, and his expertise in the field of finance enabled him to devise effective funding strategies to achieve countless initiatives that have greatly benefited Virginia Tech students and faculty while growing the reputation of the university.
- - Medical school welcomes 41 new doctors into the profession during 2018 graduation
    The ceremony was the last one that Dean Cynda Johnson will preside over, as she has announced she will be retiring later this year.
- - Class of 2018: Daniel Surinach shapes the future of men’s reproductive health
    During his time at Virginia Tech, Surinach has grown into an essential member of his lab’s team by conducting preliminary research for a condition known as Peyronie’s Disease.
- - Doughtie to receive award for distinguished achievement
    Lynne Doughtie, a 1985 Virginia Tech graduate, was the first female top executive at KPMG LLC, one of the world's largest professional services firm.
- - Mauro Atalla to receive the Graduate Alumni Achievement Award on May 10
    Mauro Atalla '96 will receive the Graduate Alumni Achievement Award during the Graduate Commencement Ceremony at 2:30 p.m. on May 10 at Cassell Coliseum on the Blacksburg campus.
- - Class of 2018: Taylor Swan develops Student Affairs experience into career path
    Over the past four years, Taylor Swan has developed a passion for service and discovered her leadership style through involvement in Student Affairs departments and programs.
- - James Hatch, Mary Nolen Blackwood to be recognized for distinguished service to Virginia Tech
    The award will be presented at the University Commencement Ceremony on May 11.
- - Everything you need to know for 2018 commencement
    Approximately 30,000 people are expected to come to Blacksburg for commencement ceremonies May 10-12.
- - Chief of naval operations to speak at Virginia Tech Corps of Cadets and ROTC Graduation and Joint Commissioning Ceremony
    Adm. John M. Richardson is the senior military officer in the Navy, and this is his only commencement address this spring.
- - Catharine Cowan named Outstanding Graduating Student for the Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine at Virginia Tech
    A student in the DVM/Ph.D. dual degree program at the Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine at Virginia Tech, Cowan has spent seven years bridging research and veterinary medicine., and embracing opportunities to connect and create a shared experience among peers with different focuses within the college.
- - Class of 2018: Juan Hernandez leads inside and outside the classroom
    A senior from Salem, Virginia, studying biochemistry in the College of Science, Hernandez said he is most proud of his Mexican heritage and being a Mexican immigrant here in the United States. He'll graduate with a 3.93 overall GPA and Dean's List with Distinction honors.
- - Class of 2018: Kirsten White’s trek from Poquoson to the Peace Corps
    White, a geography major, has developed a passion for sustainability. She has been accepted to the Peace Corps and plans to begin service within the next year.
- - Karen Roberto to deliver Virginia Tech’s 2018 National Capital Region Commencement address
    Virginia Tech’s pioneering social gerontologist will deliver the keynote address on May 13 at the Center for the Arts on the George Mason University campus in Fairfax.

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