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- - Every CVC donation matters: The value of a $5 gift
    The Commonwealth of Virginia Campaign is in full swing at Virginia Tech, having raised more than $122,000 since it kicked off on Sept. 30. The fundraising goal this year is $390,000.
- - Using data to protect the lakes we love
    Kelly Cobourn has been exploring the ecological impact of humans on lakes, as well as how these bodies of water can impact people, with a goal of producing a new model for use in protecting and maintaining lakes.
- - Filled with illusion and enchantment, epic theatre production explores the various ideas of home
    A house magically appears onstage. Residents move in, move out, and get evicted. A dizzying, heartfelt, wordless play set to live music, “HOME” comes to the Moss Arts Center for two performances on Nov. 1 and 2.
- - Bias reporting process for students
    Student bias reporting process now available.
- - Field course gives students up-close look at tracking, studying wildlife
    The 10-day experience at Mountain Lake Biological Station was an opportunity for students to work as biologists in the field.
- - Virginia Tech Police announce arrests in case
    The Virginia Tech Police have arrested two men on multiple charges related to a robbery that reportedly occurred on Oct. 22, 2019 in the Squires Student Center Parking Lot.
- - FORWARD: Krista Gwilliam
    In the past, Krista Gwilliam ’10 elected not to talk about her congenital hip dysplasia and its effects. But the assistant director for fitness programs in Recreational Sports says she is learning that “talking about it is opening the door for students to realize that my life hasn’t been great all the time, but I have a job, and a family, and I’m OK.”
- - FORWARD: Krista Gwilliam
    In the past, Krista Gwilliam ’10 elected not to talk about her congenital hip dysplasia and its effects. But the assistant director for fitness programs in Recreational Sports says she is learning that “talking about it is opening the door for students to realize that my life hasn’t been great all the time, but I have a job and a family, and I’m OK.”
- - Virginia Tech vibration study aims to make footbridges better for pedestrians
    For Mehdi Setareh, his research team, and a group of 30 of Virginia Tech's cadets, the simple task of walking across a pedestrian bridge can help make future bridges better and safer for people.
- - Two College of Science faculty receive honors from Board of Visitors to support research
    Virginia Tech College of Science faculty members Serkan Gugercin and Gerelt Tserenjigmid recently were honored by the Virginia Tech Board of Visitors.
- - Join the Moss Arts Center as it offers meaningful creative experiences to 1,300 area students
    With the community’s support, the center brings JazzReach to present a series of creative experiences for elementary school, middle school, high school, and college-aged students that includes master classes and workshops, as well as special performances.
- - Noise amplification alert: Shock tube experiments for Oct. 21, 23, and 24
    The Charles E. Via, Jr. Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering will be conducting a series of shock tube experiments in the proximity of the Thomas M. Murray Structural Engineering Laboratory on Inventive Lane.
- - Virginia Tech designated a Bicycle Friendly University by the League of American Bicyclists
    The honor recognizes Virginia Tech’s commitment to advancing and delivering a safe, bicycle friendly campus for students, employees, and visitors.
- - Veterinary students to offer Community Dog Wash on Oct. 26
    Proceeds from the event will benefit the Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine’s chapter of the Student American Veterinary Medical Association and the doctor of veterinary medicine classes of 2022 and 2023.
- - Jen Irish selected to the Virginia Academy of Science, Engineering, and Medicine
    Irish, professor of civil and environmental engineering, was honored as a newly selected member at a reception at the National Academy of Sciences in Washington, D.C.
- - Advocate for women in science Geraldine Richmond is final 2019 Sowers Lecture Series speaker
    The Virginia Tech College of Science is hosting Richmond, the presidential chair in science at the University of Oregon’s Department of Chemistry.
- - Cadets chosen to highlight the colors at the North Carolina game
    First-year cadets Grace Vogel, Jason Heilman, and Carminie Marro will receive the flags at the Homecoming football game.
- - From the royal wedding to Blacksburg, The Kingdom Choir inspires with breathtaking harmonies
    More than 2 billion people watched the choir’s show-stopping performance of “Stand By Me.” Now see the ensemble at the Moss Arts Center on Oct. 25.
- - Update on VRS Hybrid Retirement Plan’s auto-escalation
- - Human Resources launches Hiring Center for new employees

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