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- - Photos and video: Virginia Tech graduates ready to make global impression
    The university capped a noteworthy academic year by celebrating the achievements of nearly 5,500 undergraduates.
- - 2019 Commencement: Alumni, faculty, friends to speak at college and departmental ceremonies
    In addition to speakers at main ceremonies, such as the University Commencement celebration and Graduate School event, many colleges and departments will feature speakers during the weekend.
- - Did I say your name [neym] right? Faculty aim to properly pronounce graduates' names
    Virginia Tech faculty name readers are the unsung heroes of commencement. As they prepare to read thousands of names in front of commencement crowds, they pore over lists of graduates, scribbling meticulous phonetic notes and praying that they won’t get sick or worse — lose their voices — before the big event.
- - Virginia Tech awards Heywood Fralin the 2019 William H. Ruffner Medal
    Fralin broke family tradition by attending the University of Virginia instead of following his two older brothers to Virginia Tech, but he’s since become a Hokie in all ways except for his college degree.
- - Cultural achievement ceremonies open to the public
- - Photos and video: Graduation for the Virginia Tech Carilion School of Medicine
    Thirty-seven members of the class earned their medical degree and will soon head across the country for residencies in a variety of specialties.
- - Virginia Tech to honor Steve Mollenkopf with 2019 University Distinguished Achievement Award
    For Mollenkopf, insatiable curiosity has been a catalyst for success. As the CEO of Qualcomm Inc., he is at the helm of a multibillion dollar worldwide corporation that is transforming the digital telecommunications industry. Mollenkopf graduated from Virginia Tech in 1992.
- - Commencement 101: Details about this year's ceremonies
    Virginia Tech commencement ceremonies began May 11 with the VTC School of Medicine graduation. Ceremonies will continue Thursday in Blacksburg and throughout the weekend, concluding on Sunday in Northern Virginia.
- - Alumni recognized for contributions to Virginia Tech
    Virginia Tech has named five members of its Class of 1969 who have been crucial to the success and transformation of the university during the past five decades as Alumni Distinguished Service Award recipients for 2019.
- - Benjamin Sovacool to receive the 2019 Graduate Alumni Achievement Award
    Sovacool is a professor of energy policy at the Science Policy Research Unit at the University of Sussex’s School of Business, Management, and Economics in the United Kingdom.
- - Class of 2019: A dog makes all the difference for Cadet Eleanor Franc
    Franc became Corps of Cadets' ambassador Growley II’s lead handler her junior year, and this year she is the commander of his 12-cadet team and has worked tirelessly to grow the program.
- - Speakers announced for May commencement ceremonies
    Frank Beamer, the winningest football coach in Hokie history, will address the Class of 2019 during University Commencement exercises on May 17. Melody Barnes will speak at the Graduate Commencement Ceremony. Joshua Johnson will deliver remarks at the commencement ceremony for the National Capital Region.
- - 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: 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.
- - 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.
- - 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.
- - Fall commencement scheduled for Dec. 14
    Fall commencement ceremonies will be held on Dec. 14 in Cassell Coliseum. Josiah Showalter Jr. '84 will speak at the University Commencement Ceremony, which begins at 10:30 a.m. Bill Hopkins will address graduate students at a ceremony that starts at 2:30 p.m.
- - Meet these members of the Class of 2018
    Congratulations to these graduates and all members of the Class of 2018.
- - Leon P. Harris receives Virginia Tech’s highest honor
    Harris is the recipient of the 2018 William H. Ruffner Medal in recognition of his distinguished service to the university. Harris earned his bachelor's in industrial engineering from Virginia Tech in 1964.
- - 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.

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