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- - Physics’ Ed Barnes to develop mathematical models for research into exotic topological materials
    Barnes will use a National Science Foundation CAREER grant to create mathematical models that will help scientists better understand how electrical currents flow in special compounds that possess a property known as topology.
- - Earth Week 2019 events include activities aimed at building a more sustainable community
    Starting on Earth Day on April 22 through April 27, the Virginia Tech community is invited to participate in a wide range of Earth Week 2019 activities.
- - Blacksburg campus offices to open at 10 a.m. on May 17
- - John Brozovsky honored with emeritus status
    Brozovsky was the primary advisor to more than 600 undergraduate junior and senior accounting and information systems majors, as well as more than 60 master's degree students annually.
- - Margaret Lawrence named the Moss Arts Center’s director of programming
    An award-winning arts administrator and performance curator, Lawrence brings a strong track record of organizing and presenting culturally inclusive arts experiences to Virginia Tech.
- - Corps of Cadets to fire rifles on May 1
    Members of the Gregory Guard, the precision drill team of the Virginia Tech Corps of Cadets, will test fire rifles between 4:30 and 5 p.m. Wednesday, May 1, behind Lane Hall.
- - 2019 Open Enrollment to be held May 1-15, 2019
    Open Enrollment for health insurance and/or flexible spending accounts (FSA) will be held May 1 – 15, 2019. Any changes made during this year’s open enrollment period will take effect July 1, 2019.
- - Expert on early language development featured in College of Science’s 2019 Sowers Lecture Series
    Patricia Kuhl, an internationally recognized expert on early language learning and bilingual brain development, will speak on April 24.
- - Department of Biological Science’s Joseph Falkinham honored with emeritus status by Board of Visitors
    A member of the Virginia Tech community since 1974, Falkinham maintained consistent research funding from federal agencies including, the National Science Foundation, the National Institutes of Health, the National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration, and the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases.
- - Walt Whitman's poetry inspires melodies crafted and led by jazz composer Fred Hersch
    Leading an eight-piece music ensemble, Hersch is joined by renowned jazz vocalists Kurt Elling and Kate McGarry for the performance “Leaves of Grass” at the Moss Arts Center on April 26.
- - Brian Murphy honored with emeritus status
    A member of the Virginia Tech community since 1994, Murphy’s scholarship and research focused on fisheries management.
- - Virginia Tech Corps of Cadets’ Jaffe Eager Squad competition set for April 19
    Drill, or marching, is a military tradition. Virginia Tech cadets learn drill as soon as they arrive on campus for New Cadet Week, and they continue to hone their skills throughout their cadet careers.
- - Department of Mathematics to host lecture on experiences of African-American women and girls in education
    Guest speaker Nicole M. Joseph of Vanderbilt University will talk about the experiences of black women and girls in mathematics education.
- - New Member ID cards mailed to COVA Care and COVA HDHP members this month
    New ID cards with the updated pharmacy information will be mailed to all COVA Care and COVA participants in April.
- - Photos and video: 2019 Run in Remembrance
    An estimated 14,500 individuals participated in Saturday's event.
- - Virginia Tech is the ‘glue’ for 2019 Family of the Year
    After a cancer diagnosis and the devastating loss of a loved one, the 2019 Family of the Year shows what a Hokie really is: someone who is there for others and knows — both at games and in life — when to shout, “Let’s Go!”
- - All the world’s indeed a stage in the School of Performing Arts’ production of ‘As You Like It’
    The Virginia Tech School of Performing Arts will present William Shakespeare’s “As You Like It” from April 23 to April 30.
- - Virginia Tech transitioning to new travel and expense management system
    The university is partnering with Chrome River to offer a new system that will enhance the user experience and increase efficiencies.
- - Satellite built by Virginia Tech undergraduates ready for launch into space
    An interdisciplinary team of 50 undergraduate students developed Virginia Tech’s CubeSat at the Center for Space Science and Engineering Research over the past several years.
- - Mental Health Task Force report highlights services, opportunities to support students at Virginia Tech
    The report identifies factors affecting student mental health, systems, and services for addressing mental health issues, and opportunities for the university community to engage in supporting the emotional and overall well-being of students.

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