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- - Virginia economy well positioned to rebound, says expert
    While it remains unclear how quickly the U.S. economy will recover, Virginia Tech finance expert Derek Klock says Virginia should bounce back from the economic storm.
- - How the coronavirus has — and has not — disrupted the global supply chain
    “People do not need more toilet paper than before,” explained Barbara Fraticelli, assistant professor of practice for the Department of Business Information Technology in the Pamplin College of Business.
- - Avoid scams brought on by COVID-19 with these tips
    The heightened fear and anxiety that COVID-19 is causing people worldwide brings vulnerable targets for cyber hackers.
- - $2 trillion government stimulus: Will it be enough?
    As Congress hustles to wrap up work on a massive $2 trillion relief bill – the largest stimulus package in U.S. history – Virginia Tech financial expert Derek Klock evaluates whether it will be enough.
- - Canceled: Innovative conservationist and business entrepreneur to present public lecture in Blacksburg on March 20
    Leigh-Kathryn Bonner, a fourth-generation beekeeper and founder and CEO of Bee Downtown, is featured as part of the public Distinguished Lecture Series, which brings some of the world’s leading scholars to Blacksburg to discuss critical environmental and societal issues in an open forum.
- - Media Advisory: Travel expert urges caution when planning summer vacation
    Many travelers are concerned about the impact of the coronavirus, staying safe and protecting their vacation investment. Virginia Tech travel and tourism expert Nancy McGehee is available for media interviews discussing dos and don’ts when it comes to planning summer vacations
- - Media Advisory: Perspectives on jittery financial markets
    As the spread of the coronavirus continues to grab headlines, the uncertainty of financial markets leaves investors looking for answers. Virginia Tech’s Derek Klock encourages people not to make rash decisions in the middle of a panicky market.
- - Travel and tourism already feeling impacts of virus, according to Virginia Tech travel expert
    The U.S. travel industry is already feeling the impact of the spread of coronavirus, both by the large and lucrative Chinese market, and by tourists and travelers overall who are becoming more skittish regarding travel, according to Virginia Tech expert Nancy McGehee.
- - Faculty share high-impact practices at Conference on Higher Education Pedagogy
    With the mindset that successful teaching comes from caring, the Center for Excellence in Teaching and Learning offered its 12th Annual Conference on Higher Education Pedagogy.
- - Spanish works infuse guitar concert by Pamplin professor Juan Luis Nicolau
    In his two-part solo program, titled “Spain’s aromas,” Nicolau will perform 10 pieces: works by Isaac Albéniz, Manuel de Falla, Francisco Tárrega, and Joaquín Turina, as well as two of his own compositions, “In the Wolf Cub’s Lair” and “Variations on Uncle Joe goes to Muro.”
- - Appian co-founder applauds analytics and security curriculum
    Michael Beckley said he applauds Virginia Tech’s commitment to investing in students, citing the proposed Global Business and Analytics Complex that promotes collaboration and teamwork and supports enhanced advising and career services.
- - Robert and Beatrice Mahan’s French connection underlies their support of new faculty positions
    Robert Mahan, a researcher and professor emeritus of mechanical engineering, and his wife, Beatrice, a retired administrator, fell in love with the French language and culture. Now they are providing support for a French professorship in the College of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences and an estate gift to the College of Engineering.
- - Student finds campus community through music production
    Sophomore DeRay Manning, a management major in the Pamplin College of Business, utilizes the Media Design Studio in Newman Library as he explores his passion in music and continues to perfect his craft.
- - Scholars in Calhoun Discovery Program complete impressive first semester
    Last fall, 40 first-year students began the inaugural journey into this unique undergraduate learning experience. At the first semester’s end, they shared their most recent work with David Calhoun, as well as the program’s leadership and industry partners.
- - 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.
- - Steven Markham named Digges Family Professor
    Markham, professor of management in the Pamplin College of Business, is a distinguished scholar in management with more than 65 published papers and book chapters. His work spans the fields of leadership, organization visualization, absenteeism, organizational change, analytics, and multilevel research methodology.
- - Linda Wallace named Konrad W. Kubin Senior Faculty Fellow
    A member of the Virginia Tech community since 1999, Wallace’s scholarship focuses on online communities, fitness technologies, software project risk, and crowdfunding.
- - David Brinberg named Kathleen Grega Digges Professor
    A member of the Virginia Tech community since 1993, Brinberg is a distinguished scholar in marketing within the Pamplin College of Business.
- - Virginia Tech receives top placements in U.S. News & World Report’s online rankings
    Virginia Tech’s online master’s degree in information technology is the nation’s fourth best and ranked No. 3 for veterans. The online graduate engineering program moved up six places to No. 10.
- - John Maher named Thomas M. Wells and Kathy Dargo Professor
    A member of the Virginia Tech community since 1985, Maher is a distinguished scholar in accounting within the Pamplin College of Business.

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