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- - Cultural and Community Centers to host welcome receptions August 20
    Virginia Tech's Cultural and Community Centers annual kick-off will begin Monday, August 20 at 4 p.m. at Squires Student Center. Welcome receptions will be held from 4:30 to 5:30 p.m.
- - Key information for move-in and the beginning of fall semester
    Virginia Tech is preparing to welcome students to Blacksburg. Classes for the fall semester start Monday, Aug. 20.
- - 400 first-year cadets to arrive on campus for New Cadet Week
    During New Cadet Week, first-year cadets will be taught everything from military training — how to salute, to march and perform drill, to wear uniforms properly — to life skills of this inclusive and diverse Hokie community.
- - Cuba journey connects Virginia Tech students, alumni
    The trip, hosted by the Black Male Excellence Network, provided a way for students to travel abroad and connect with fellow Hokies. Money raised through the JUMP crowdfunding campaign covered most of the expenses for students.
- - Culinary Camp opens the world of haute – and hot – cuisine to young chefs
    Replete with their tiny chef’s hats and chef coats monogrammed with their names, a new generation of future Tech students are acting out their part in the evolution of buffalo cauliflower tacos from a campus favorite to a campus tradition.
- - New faculty principal aims to engage students on a deeper level
    “The faculty principal position provides an opportunity to be an active intellectual mentor for students beyond the typical contact time a normal faculty-student relationship would allow,” said C.L. Bohannon. “For me, it was being able to have a deeper level of engagement with the students to work on real issues that our society faces."
- - What to bring to First-Year Orientation
    First-Year Orientation starts July 9, 2018. Here are some of the things students should remember to bring.=https://video.vt.edu/media/Orientation+essentials/1_arkg9zr2
- - Alumnus gives back through 'Dream Big' scholarship
    Through the Kenneth W. and Katherine T. Bible “Dream Big” Scholarship, Bible is helping Hokies realize their dreams of becoming a Virginia Tech graduate.
- - How Virginia Tech is removing barriers of entry for underserved and underrepresented students
    The university is shifting to an application model developed by the Coalition for Access, Affordability, and Success, whose members include the College of William and Mary, James Madison University, and the University of Virginia.
- - Rhonda Rogers retires with 45 years of service to Virginia Tech
    For more than four decades, Rogers has been a constant and reassuring presence for Virginia Tech students. Hired in 1973, she was one of the first black secretaries at the university.
- - College of Science’s Gary Long receives Sally Bohland Excellence in Access and Inclusion Award
    The Sally Bohland award was established in 2011 to recognize a faculty member who is a model for others and whose leadership fosters a culture of access and inclusion.
- - Apex Center for Entrepreneurs announces preliminary winner of Global Challenge
    Team FeetBack won the preliminary for its training device for Parkinson's patients, which seeks to help them reintegrate correct walking patterns into their daily life and receive customized training suggestions.
- - Luisa Havens Gerardo uses life, service experiences to lead enrollment management
    Havens Gerardo’s journey through education brought her to Virginia Tech in August 2017 as vice provost for enrollment management. She is leading the development, articulation, and implementation of a multidimensional enrollment management strategy that aligns with Virginia Tech’s long-range strategic goals.
- - Virginia Tech graduate becomes first African-American woman to earn degree in nanoscience
    Ginai Seabron credited the support she received from the Black Cultural Center throughout her time at the university.
- - Meet these members of the Class of 2018
    Congratulations to these graduates and all members of the Class of 2018.
- - Class of 2018: Miss Virginia USA uses national spotlight to follow Virginia Tech motto of service
    Ashley Vollrath is competing for the Miss USA crown to grow her Boys and Girls Club initiative, Spread Your Wings and FLY (Forever Love Yourself), to help motivate disadvantaged youth to achieve their dreams.
- - 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.
- - 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.
- - Congratulations to the 2018 Outstanding Student Award recipients
    Coordinated by the Division of Student Affairs, the Outstanding Senior Awards recognize exceptional academic achievement, leadership, and service by a student from each of the university’s eight colleges, the Virginia Tech Carilion School of Medicine, and awards for undergraduate and graduate student of the year.
- - New interdisciplinary major trains students to become all-round leaders in the 21st century
    Philosophy, political science, and economics intersect in a new major at Virginia Tech. Research in the three areas, combining thought processes inherent in each, is at the heart of this innovative program.

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