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- - 2018-19 School of Performing Arts season showcases student talent and more
    The Virginia Tech School of Performing Arts announces its 2018-2019 season of music, theatre, and cinema events.
- - Megan Dolbin-MacNab receives national distinction for her dedication to gerontology
    The human development specialist was recognized for her advocacy and research on aging, such as issues facing grandparents during the opioid crisis.
- - Ashley Shew granted National Science Foundation CAREER award to study technologies for disability community
    The assistant professor will explore discrepancies between the needs and wants of people with disabilities and the assumptions of the scientists and engineers who design technologies for them.
- - 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.
- - Center for Humanities to celebrate its official launch
    Led by Sylvester Johnson, the newly approved center reflects Virginia Tech’s commitment to elevating the presence and profile of humanities disciplines across the university.
- - Alumnus shares expertise and creativity with Virginia Tech students
    Matt Arden, a three-time Emmy Award winner, offers Virginia Tech students real-world insights and inspiration.
- - Public invited to session about memory and the 1918 flu pandemic
    As a nation, how do people remember certain tragedies and forget others? In this talk, author Nancy Bristow will explore the history of the 1918 influenza pandemic and how it became part of the nation’s lost history.
- - Second year of College of Science Dean’s Discovery Fund provides support for innovative faculty research
    Virginia Tech College of Science Dean’s Discovery Fund awards for 2018 support faculty research projects in the departments of Psychology, Geosciences , and Biological Sciences.
- - Heartland Marimba Festival comes to Blacksburg
    Virginia Tech will host the 2018 Heartland Marimba Festival, which will offer three free public performances in Blacksburg.
- - Gerontology expert receives national award for her advocacy of the rights of older adults
    The Virginia Tech Center for Gerontology director received the prestigious Judge Isabella Horton Grant Guardianship Award for innovative work in protecting elders and vulnerable adults.
- - Charles Taylor honored with emeritus status
    Taylor, professor of political science in the College of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences, has been at Virginia Tech since 1970.
- - Christina Miller joins College of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences as director of alumni relations
    Miller brings nearly seven years of experience in alumni relations to the college, which has more than 60,000 graduates.
- - FutureHAUS Dubai takes shape at Virginia Tech’s Research + Demonstration Facility
    Led by the College of Architecture and Urban Studies, students from five Virginia Tech colleges will compete as the only U.S. collegiate team in the Solar Decathlon Middle East in Dubai, November 2018. The team now has three months to complete the world’s smartest modular solar home – a prototype they hope will become a global model for housing sustainability.
- - National security expert Paul Avey wins prestigious fellowship
    The assistant professor of political science was one of only nine experts nationally to be awarded a 2018–2019 International Affairs Fellowship by the Council on Foreign Relations.
- - Gerrymandering expert says Supreme Court ruling increases political pressure on state legislatures to act
    Virginia Tech gerrymandering expert Nicholas Goedert says, “for the near future, it will be left up to states to adopt independent commissions on a state-by-state basis which will increase political pressure on state legislatures to act.”
- - Polly Middleton named director of The Marching Virginians
    The former assistant director of The Marching Virginians will bring a blend of old and new traditions to the 330-member-strong band also known as The Spirit of Tech.
- - Virginia Tech alumna wins Fulbright English teaching assistant grant to Greece
    Starting in September, alumna and aspiring novelist Amelia Dirks will teach English to high school students in Greece.
- - Hybrid Electric Vehicle Team powers way to fourth place
    Virginia Tech's Hybrid Electric Vehicle Team placed fourth overall in the EcoCAR 3 competition's fourth and final year - after turning a stock Chevy Camaro into a fuel sipping hybrid.
- - Friends and family remember Kathryn Thompson Leckie’s dedication to journalism
    After pursuing her passion for heralding truth in journalism at Virginia Tech, Leckie forged a lifelong career as an investigative journalist. Her family and friends are honoring her devotion and hoping to inspire future generations of journalists through a memorial scholarship.
- - Eric Lyon receives Guggenheim Fellowship to explore the edges of spatial orchestration
    The Moss Art Center’s Cube is an inspirational muse for the associate professor of music technology, who is using the space’s 150 speakers to compose new music during his year as a Guggenheim Fellow, a prestigious honor for which only 4 percent of the competition’s applicants receive funding.

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