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- - Hokies step up to deliver meals to school students
    Aboard Roanoke City school buses, counselor education graduate students had traveled through the city to bring meals to the community.
- - A message from the Global Education Office on study abroad support
- - Preston’s restaurant offering special takeout menus
    Select chef-created breakfast, lunch, and dinner items can be ordered for pickup seven days a week at The Inn at Virginia Tech and Skelton Conference Center.
- - Laura Belmonte testifies before U.S. Congress on separation of powers
    During the live committee hearing on March 3, Belmonte — a noted political historian and dean of the College of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences — pointed out that the present imbalance between the executive and legislative branches is the result of a decades-long shift rather than a recent turn of events.
- - Impact of giving
    You might think it takes big money to make a big impact at Virginia Tech, but the reality is that gifts of all sizes empower the Hokie community to make tangible improvements in the lives of others.
- - Virginia Tech, University of Virginia work to safeguard U.S. tomato industry from invasive pest
    A U.S. Department of Agriculture grant will allow researchers to model the spread of an invasive pest that has destroyed tomato crops in other countries.
- - Students help chart course for new Wonder Universe museum
    A team of graduate students with the Office of Economic Development worked with a Christiansburg children’s museum to capitalize on its new, expanded space.
- - You count here in the 2020 Census
    Every person, no matter their age or citizenship status, should be counted. This population snapshot plays a critical role in the country’s democracy by helping decide accurate government representation, legislative districts, and the allocation of about $675 billion in federal funds each year, throughout the next decade.
- - Virginia Tech recognized for excellence in European studies
    Yannis Stivachtis, associate chair of the Department of Political Science and director of the International Studies Program, will serve as the Jean Monnet Chair, sponsored by the European Union.
- - Virginia Tech, USAID partner to promote inclusive agricultural development in Nepal
    The partnership aims to increase food security and improve crop production for Nepali small-scale farmers of many backgrounds.
- - Virginia Water Center recognized as a national leader in water education and outreach
    The Virginia Water Resources Research Center housed at Virginia Tech received a status of “outstanding” from the U.S. Department of the Interior.
- - Global Fellow in Residence program promotes international perspectives on campus
    In a world where global cultures and societies are becoming ever more interwoven, students learn to communicate across differences and find areas of mutual understanding.
- - Virginia Tech program plants seeds of innovation for Cambodian rice farmers
    The Feed the Future Innovation Lab for Integrated Pest Management introduces new tools in Southeast Asia, prompting farmers to demonstrate their own ingenuity.
- - Visit the COVID-19 (2019 Novel Coronavirus) page for university updates; Form to report self-quarantine plan now available
    University leadership is proactively monitoring an outbreak of respiratory illness caused by a new coronavirus.
- - Save Our Towns spotlights Radford’s small spaces
    Addition by subtraction helps a Virginia city grow.
- - Woodland owners retreat to the woods
    The retreat, designed for beginning woodland owners, will take place March 20-21 near Appomattox, Virginia.
- - Service is music to a scholarship recipient with an international focus
    Meredith Beavers, the 2019 recipient of the College of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences Dean’s Roundtable Scholarship, is using the support to explore sustainable practices in developing countries.
- - Media invite: Roanoke event to focus on future of AI and what it means for humans
    Virginia Tech humanities scholar Sylvester Johnson will deliver a talk on the future of artificial intelligence and what it means for humans.
- - Virginia Tech helps launch first African Drone and Data Academy
    Nearly 150 African youth will be trained in making, testing, and flying drones, helping fill the need for drone operators in Africa.
- - Mapping With Drones workshops offered across Virginia
    The goal of this series of two introductory-level workshops is to provide participants with the knowledge to operate a drone legally, safely, and effectively.

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