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- - Ongoing Wall Street closure
    Wall Street will be closed to traffic to accommodate ongoing Creativity and Innovation District construction.
- - Porous carbon fiber research one step closer to use in automotive industry
    An update on recently reported research on porous carbon fibers shows how this material can be used in an industrial setting, marking an important step from the theoretical to application.
- - High-performance computing boosts art and design students’ creative power
    Students taking the university’s advanced animation course will now be able to create complex projects more quickly and efficiently, thanks to a collaboration between the School of Visual Arts, Advanced Research Computing, and the Institute for Creativity, Arts, and Technology.
- - Legal Resources educational seminars on campus
- - Czech National Symphony Orchestra celebrates famed composer and musician Leonard Bernstein
    Joined by Grammy-winning mezzo-soprano Isabel Leonard, the orchestra will perform popular Bernstein selections from productions, including “Songfest,” “Peter Pan,” and “West Side Story” at the Moss Arts Center on Friday, Feb. 22.
- - Live bus map, enhanced trip planning resources among new Blacksburg Transit app features
    Getting around campus and Blacksburg is now even easier with Blacksburg Transit’s (BT) new iOS app.
- - Engineering student Sammi Rocker named one of Aviation Week’s 20 Twenties
    The annual award, sponsored by the American Institute of Aeronautics & Astronautics, recognizes students earning STEM degrees who are nominated by their universities on the basis of their academic performance, civic contribution, and research or design project.
- - There’s still time to get the flu shot
- - Ron Fricker named associate dean for faculty affairs and administration in the College of Science
    In his new role, Fricker will assist in the recruitment, retention, and development of faculty.
- - Tunnel Vision: Immersive technology brings the tunnels of Vauquois, France, to Blacksburg
    During receptions on Feb. 13 from 1:30 to 3 p.m. and Feb. 27 from 1:30 to 3 p.m. on the fourth floor of Newman Library, visitors will explore virtual and physical replicas of WWI tunnels in The Vauquois Experience exhibit.
- - Safe to use hands-free devices in the car? Yes, according to research
    New research from the Virginia Tech Transportation Institute suggests that drivers who use hands-free electronic devices, as opposed to handheld ones, are less likely to get into a crash.
- - Merryman family commits $2 million for Virginia Tech Athletics, Pamplin College of Business
    Half of the family’s gift will be designated to the renovation and expansion of the Hokies football strength and conditioning center. The other half will go toward the Pamplin College of Business and its future Global Business and Analytics Complex.
- - Hongliang Xin receives NSF CAREER award to promote catalysis research and data science education
    Xin is an assistant professor of chemical engineering at Virginia Tech.
- - See the Berlin Philharmonic Wind Quintet perform during its final North American tour
    The ensemble, which has helped redefine the sound of the classic wind quintet, will perform works spanning the late 19th and 20th centuries at the Moss Arts Center on Feb. 15.
- - Feb. 23 campus group bike ride offers free opportunity to try Roam NRV bike share
    Students, faculty, and staff interested in trying Roam NRV are invited to do so free of charge at the upcoming campus group ride on Feb. 23 from 1 to 3 p.m.
- - Applications open for the 2019 cohort of Aspirations Fellows
    Applications for the 2019 cohort of Aspirations Fellows will be accepted through Wednesday, March 6.
- - Students tackle real-world corporate problems in computational modeling and data analytics capstone project
    Students in computational modeling and data analytics tackle a capstone project that partners them with industry.
- - Exhibition brings African-American music legends to life
    Wornie Reed, a Virginia Tech professor, will speak at the Sweet Soul Music exhibition on Feb. 7 from 5 to 7 p.m. at the Armory Gallery. The exhibit documents in Reed's photos and audio clips the black music culture in Boston and New York from 1971 to 1974.
- - Nighttime campus safety walk brings university community together to improve safety, security
    Participants put themselves in the shoes of students, faculty, and staff as they walked along a route that included the Duck Pond, the Overflow Lot, Oak Lane, Burchard Plaza, and Burruss Hall – in the dark.
- - Drummer and composer John Hollenbeck brings his Grammy-nominated ensemble for an evening of big band jazz
    Featuring top New York musicians, the 18-piece John Hollenbeck Large Ensemble performs at the Moss Arts Center on Feb. 10.

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