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- - Cadets chosen to highlight the colors at the North Carolina game
    Cadets Blaine Mainz, of Camp Lejeune, North Carolina; Jon Ricciardi, of Point Pleasant Beach, North Carolina; and Jack LeRette, of Red Oak, Iowa, will receive the flags at the homecoming football game.
- - Emily Mawyer challenges students to see the bigger picture
    As assistant director of campus events, Mawyer advises, directs, and supports student leaders in planning and executing Homecoming and The Big Event. Helping students navigate challenges is what she finds most rewarding about her job.
- - Global travel requirements for Virginia Tech employees
- - All students must register travel abroad
- - Virginia Tech cadet blends music and the military to find 'the perfect fit'
    Cadet Jacob Steblein is a trumpet player whose goal is a career in Army intelligence.
- - Homecoming kicks off Oct. 16
    Virginia Tech will celebrate Homecoming with a week of activities for students, alumni, and friends. The Hokies take on the University of North Carolina Tarheels in an SGA Orange Effect football game Oct. 21.
- - Cadet chosen to highlight the colors at the Boston College game
    Cadet Matthew Krusiec was chosen for the honor because of his overall attitude and well-roundedness.
- - Social justice retreat inspires diverse student groups to work together
    Student leaders representing six University Chartered Student Organizations affiliated with Cultural and Community Centers attended a two-day retreat at historic Highlander Research and Education Center.
- - Pamplin students crowdfund to promote leadership knowledge and skills development
    The 20 students in the Pamplin Leadership Development Team seek to raise more than $3,000 by Oct. 31 through their crowdfunding campaign. The student organization coordinates the annual Student Leadership Conference on campus.
- - Hokie families to join students Oct. 6-8 for Fall Family Weekend
    Families will have many events, activities, tours, and information sessions to enjoy with their students throughout Fall Family Weekend Oct. 6-8.
- - Cadets chosen to highlight the colors at the Clemson game
    Cadets Devan Edward Eppes, of Farmville, Virginia; Liam Rupkey, of Amelia, Virginia; and Jillian Skahill, of Bear, Deleware, were selected based on their performance during training.
- - Passport Acceptance Facility open in Squires Student Center
    The facility is certified through the U.S. Department of State.
- - College GameDay at Virginia Tech: Five things to know
    ESPN's College GameDay will broadcast live from Blacksburg on Saturday, Sept. 30 starting 9 a.m.
- - Cadets chosen to highlight the colors at the Old Dominion football game
    Cadets Miles Keane, of Ridgewood, New Jersey; Curt Batchelor, of Merrit Island, Florida; and Shane Schipper, of Frederick, Maryland, were selected based on their performance during their Corps of Cadets training.
- - Kathy Fullhart enhances the Virginia Tech experience for cadets and their families
    Kathy Fullhart, wife of Commandant of Cadets Maj. Gen. Randy Fullhart, actively supports the Virginia Tech Corps of Cadets and their families.
- - Distracted poses questions surrounding attention deficit disorder
    The School of Performing Arts opens its 2017-2018 Mainstage Theatre season with Lisa Loomer's play "Distracted," running Oct. 3-8 in Squires Haymarket Theatre.
- - Six town-gown meetings scheduled for 2017-18
    The town-gown committee, comprised of Virginia Tech and Town of Blacksburg representatives, will meet six times throughout the 2017-18 academic year.
- - Flu vaccination clinic available for students, faculty, staff, and the community
    Schiffert Health Center will hold a walk-in flu clinic on Wednesday, October 4 from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. in McComas Hall gym. This event is open to the public.
- - Annual VT Engage trip to Dominican Republic builds long-lasting relationships
    Applications for the January 2018 trip are due on Oct. 1.
- - Cadet chosen to highlight the colors at the East Carolina game
    Cadet Austin Hill, of Mooresville, North Carolina, will receive the flags at this week’s football game against East Carolina University.

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