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- - 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.
- - 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.
- - 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.
- - 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.
- - 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.
- - Virgil Wood will give the keynote address at Virginia Tech's Graduate School Commencement
    The Graduate School will hold its commencement at 2:30 p.m. on May 10 in Cassell Coliseum.
- - Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam to deliver 2018 University Commencement address
    The University Commencement ceremony will be held on May 11 at Lane Stadium/Worsham Field.
- - More than 2,400 Hokies to graduate Thursday
    The University Commencement Ceremony begins at 10:30 a.m., and the Graduate School Commencement starts at 2:30 p.m.
- - Class of 2017: Jordan Spraker looks forward to putting her skills, knowledge, and leadership to work
    It is the combination of academic studies and hands-on learning that make Spraker a stand-out graduate.
- - Class of 2017: Jacqueline Nelson builds bridges between people and wildlife
    Nelson has sought ways to blend her two passions – animals and outreach – into valuable, real-world experience.
- - Fall commencement scheduled for Dec. 21
    The University Ceremony will begin at 10:30 a.m. The Graduate School ceremony will start at 2:30 p.m. Both events will be held in Cassell Coliseum.
- - Dan Taylor honored with emeritus status
    A member of the university community since 1982, Taylor has served the university by teaching classes, conducting research, and advising students, but his greatest impact on the Virginia Tech community may have come through his long-term role as chair of the university’s Commencement Committee.
- - Virginia Tech will convey its highest honor on John Lawson
    The William H. Ruffner Medal recognizes individuals who have performed notable and distinguished service for the university.
- - Robert Allen will receive the Graduate School's alumni achievement award
    Allen, who was awarded his Ph.D. at Virginia Tech in 1985, leads the IBM Research Center’s chemical/materials research.
- - Special weather statement for 2017 University Commencement ceremony
    In the event of inclement weather, the University Ceremony may be delayed, or in extreme cases, canceled.
- - Class of 2017: College of Science double major wants to dedicate life to eradicating cancer
    When attending orientation preceding her freshman year at Virginia Tech, Bridget Marcinkowski said she was immediately drawn to Virginia Tech’s new nanoscience program, part of the College of Science’s Academy of Integrated Science.
- - Letitia A. Long to receive Virginia Tech’s University Distinguished Achievement Award
    The award recognizes achievements of national distinction in any field of enduring significance to society.

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