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- - Spirit Plaza advances forward with final renderings approval
    The paved plaza and green lawns adjacent to Dietrick Hall are set to be revitalized into a Spirit Plaza, a gathering space that will be lively, user friendly, and sustainable.
- - Virginia Tech ranks No. 12 among The Princeton Review’s top 'Green Colleges' for 2019
    This is the 10th consecutive year Virginia Tech has received Green College recognition, earning a green rating of 97 out of a possible 99 points.
- - Extensive expansion and renovations underway at Holden Hall
    A new autonomous mining lab, enhanced collaboration spaces, and a new rooftop terrace are among the upgrades.
- - Virginia Tech Facilities rounds out busy summer construction season
    Exciting progress is being made across campus in efforts to boost academic, residential, and learning offerings for years to come for the entire Virginia Tech community.
- - Virginia Tech parking and transportation efforts meet ongoing demands
    Board of Visitors members were briefed on how Virginia Tech’s current parking and alternative transportation strategies will position the university for future university growth and development.
- - Virginia Tech Campus Master Plan earns national recognition for excellence in university planning
    Virginia Tech and consulting partner Sasaki were recently honored with the Society for College and University Planning Excellence in Planning for an Existing Campus Merit Award for the Virginia Tech 2018 Campus Master Plan.
- - Liza Morris appointed assistant vice president for planning and university architect
    Morris brings more than 25 years of architecture, planning, and project management experience across university and private sector settings to the position.
- - Board of Visitors approves new bachelor’s degree in public health; takes next step to acquire school of medicine
    Pending approval from the State Council of Higher Education for Virginia, Virginia Tech will offer the bachelor of science degree program in public health beginning in the fall of 2018.
- - Campus master plan reimagines Virginia Tech
    President Tim Sands will highlight several key features and ongoing developments of the university’s new master plan during his second annual State of the University address on Sept. 29.