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- - Hundreds gather for Hokies on Wall Street event
    More than 200 Hokies showed up for an evening of finance discussions and social networking at the recent Hokies on Wall Street reception of the Pamplin College of Business.
- - 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.
- - Virginia Tech celebrates 50 years of graduate education in the National Capital Region
    In 1969, Virginia Tech opened its first Northern Virginia Graduate Center: a white Reston farmhouse with two resident faculty members, a part-time staff, and 65 students.
- - Kent Nakamoto honored with emeritus status
    Nakamoto served as head of the Department of Marketing in the Pamplin College of Business and as associate dean for research. More recently, he helped lead the college through a successful re-accreditation by AACSB International.
- - Finance alumni seek to boost interest in banking studies and careers
    Mike Clarke and John Asbury didn’t cross paths as finance undergraduates, but they share a passion for Virginia Tech and a deep desire to convey their professional knowledge and experience with students and encourage them to pursue banking as a career.
- - FORWARD Campaign features stories of resiliency
    In her blog post, Virginia Tech junior Arden details her experience with homelessness as a 13-year-old girl, describing it as the catalyst that led to her becoming the independent woman she is today.
- - Hokie Focus marks historic milestone with 9,000 in attendance
    It was a historic weekend for Virginia Tech. Always known for its signature Hokie hospitality, the university campus community pulled out all the stops to welcome close to 9,000 admitted students and families for the largest Hokie Focus event to date.
- - Hackathon tests students' analytical, creative-thinking, and problem-solving skills
    Experiential learning aside, students also got to see the skills most sought by employers in job candidates, said Alex Kampman, manager of strategy and analytics at Deloitte, which sponsored the challenge.
- - Graduate students receive awards for excellence in teaching, research, and service
    The Virginia Tech Graduate School honored master's and doctoral degree students from across the university at the school’s annual awards dinner during Graduate Education Week.
- - Kevin Boyle named Willis Blackwood Real Estate Director
    The Willis Blackwood Real Estate Directorship was established in 2018 by Willis Blackwood (’72) and Mary Nolen Blackwood (’73) to attract and retain the highest caliber academic leader for the university’s Program in Real Estate.
- - In memoriam: Charles ‘Jack’ Dudley, former director of University Honors
    Dudley, who led Virginia Tech’s honors program for nearly two decades, was known for his passionate support of students.
- - Pamplin alumnus combines business analytics and basketball in dream job
    Virginia Tech's master's program in business analytics equipped Faizan Hasnany with the skills he needed to land a job with the Chicago Bulls. The recent graduate will be cheering on the Hokies as they play Duke on Friday night.
- - Lockheed Martin executive to discuss ethics and assurance
    The college will also mark the week of April 1 as “Ethics Week" and invites faculty to take some time in class to discuss ethical issues related to their course content.
- - Jay Winkeler joins Pamplin to lead Center for Business Intelligence and Analytics
    Winkeler will lead the Center for Business Intelligence and Analytics as it enters a new phase of growth and expansion and contributes more broadly to the university’s critical data and decisions initiative.
- - Scholarship supports Danielle Jeffers’ passion for helping others afford college
    The founder of Dough 4 Degrees, Jeffers runs a scholarship-coaching business while continuing to pursue her degree in multimedia journalism.
- - Multiple graduate programs notch top 20 placements in U.S. News & World Report rankings
    Graduate programs within the College of Engineering — Industrial and Systems, and Civil and Environmental — were ranked in the top 10.
- - Third-year medical student earns MBA from Pamplin College of Business through new program
    The combined program enabled Mercedes Robinson to earn her degree in one year, including a few courses she took the summer prior to starting the fall semester.
- - Vatican’s communications expert to speak
    Seàn-Patrick Lovett — who describes himself as Irish by origin, African by birth, and Italian by adoption — will address motivation and provocation in his talk, “If not now, when? If not you, who?” when he visits Blacksburg on March 20-21.
- - More than 300 Virginia Tech authors will be celebrated during VT Authors Recognition Event
    The University Libraries will host the VT Authors Recognition Event from 5 - 7 p.m. March 21 in the fourth floor, Newman Library. This 14th annual event will honor Virginia Tech authors from colleges, programs, and offices across the university.
- - Tech products and services win top prizes at Entrepreneur Challenge
    All 10 finalist teams received a $1,000 prize to get their new business off the ground. Through the event, they were also offered such resources as mentoring, legal assistance, and funding opportunities.

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