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- - Financial planning in response to COVID-19
- - Video: Director of Athletics Whit Babcock chats with Jon Laaser
    Babcock provides updates on NCAA rulings, parenting, and more.
- - Virtually dancing the night away
    Alum Chris Kopec's virtual dance parties have been lifting the spirits of millions and raising funds during the COVID-19 pandemic.
- - Virginia Cooperative Extension agents helping essential workers by sewing masks
    When the news of medical mask shortages broke amid the COVID-19 pandemic, Virginia Cooperative Extension agents Terri Alt and Leigh Ann Hazelwood knew they needed to step up and be a force for good in their communities.
- - COVID-19 research opportunities
- - Video: Head football coach Justin Fuente chats with Jon Laaser
    Coach Fuente provides updates on the team, recruiting, plus lighter topics.
- - President Tim Sands to host virtual town hall on April 9
    Virginia Tech President Tim Sands will host a virtual town hall for the university community on Thursday to provide an update on university operations and answer questions from participants.
- - The show must go on(line)
    The Moss Arts Center is now hosting special viewings of past performances and moderated arts-related chat sessions virtually.
- - How the coronavirus has — and has not — disrupted the global supply chain
    “People do not need more toilet paper than before,” explained Barbara Fraticelli, assistant professor of practice for the Department of Business Information Technology in the Pamplin College of Business.
- - Residential mail center remains open: How to forward packages
    In response to the evolving COVID-19 emergency and the university’s transition to essential operating status, Mail Services will scale down its operations effective Monday, April 6, 2020.
- - Virginia Cooperative Extension nutrition expert gives tips on staying active and eating healthy during COVID-19 pandemic
    With the spread of COVID-19, countless people are working from home and adjusting their eating habits and activity accordingly. It is important to try to retain your normal eating habits and stay active, even if the options look different.
- - Submit documents to Human Resources using new digital processes
- - 3.2-Mile Run in Remembrance goes virtual for 2020
    From April 16-18, Virginia Tech will host a virtual run during a three-day period to encourage proper distancing and adhere to state and local public health guidelines. Hokies can run, walk, or jog on their own and post a picture online using #VT32Run.
- - A message to Virginia Tech alumni from President Tim Sands
    Take care of yourselves and your communities by practicing social distancing. But know that there are ways Hokies can come together in a time when we must remain apart. And there are ways to make a difference in this time of turmoil.
- - Flexible Spending Accounts and COVID-19: What you need to know
- - Virginia Tech experts to answer your COVID-19 questions in live April 7 webinar
    Virginia Tech experts in public health, vaccines, consumer economics, and psychology answer your questions.
- - From TikTok videos to Duck Pond lectures, professors get creative with online classes
    “Great challenges also create great opportunities,” said Paolo Scardina, an assistant professor of practice who has filmed class lectures at waterways throughout campus.
- - A message from Don Taylor: Essential operations
- - April 1 updates: Information around accessing campus buildings in Blacksburg and Washington, D.C., metro area
    To maintain the overall safety and security of the campus community and to reduce the scale of increased cleaning and maintenance required by the COVID-19 emergency, physical access to many academic and administrative buildings on the Blacksburg campus will be altered.
- - Register now: Virginia Tech experts answer your COVID-19 questions in live April 7 webinar
    Virginia Tech experts in public health, vaccines, consumer economics, and psychology answer your questions.

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