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- - Pianist Sara Davis Buechner to perform and speak of her transgender journey
    Buechner, who will perform at the Moss Arts Center on Nov. 18, will also present a lecture titled “A Life in Two Keys.”
- - Miss Virginia 2019 Camille Schrier headlines this year’s Virginia Tech Science Festival and Nutshell Games
    The Virginia Tech Science Festival returns to campus for its sixth year on Nov. 16, with more than 100 free hands-on, minds-on learning interactive booths and activities that showcase dozens of science education and research programs throughout the university.
- - ‘Balm in Gilead’ presents community and isolation through a cast of 25
    Lanford Wilson’s play “A Balm in Gilead,” presented by the School of Performing Arts, will run in Squires Studio Theatre Nov. 12–19.
- - James Sochinski honored with emeritus status
    The music professor, a bass trombonist, has written arrangements for The Marching Virginians that have been heard by millions.
- - Science and art empower alum to light the stage
    Troy Fujimura put his interdisciplinary skill set to work as the lighting director for the multimedia kickoff of Boundless Impact: The Campaign for Virginia Tech at the Moss Arts Center.
- - Flutist and composer Valerie Coleman performs ‘Wish Sonatine’ and other works
    Coleman has been hailed as one of the “top 35 female composers in classical music” by critic Anne Midgette of The Washington Post.
- - ‘How I Learned to Drive’ finds life lessons in the rearview mirror
    The Virginia Tech School of Performing Arts will perform Paula Vogel’s Pulitzer Prize-winning play Oct. 1-4 and 6-9 in the Squires Studio Theatre.
- - School of Performing Arts announces 2019-20 season
    The season, which begins on Aug. 30 with a faculty/guest artist recital, will continue through May.
- - Fralin Summer Undergraduate Research Fellow studies methane-producing microorganisms
    The Fralin SURF program is a 10-week training program designed to give motivated Virginia Tech undergraduates the opportunity to engage in full-time research and related professional development activities that mirror graduate training.
- - Laura Belmonte ‘hits the jackpot’ with her new role as dean
    The historian now leads the College of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences, which encompasses the arts, humanities, social sciences, and education.
- - Adam Kendrick named Outstanding Recent Alumnus for College of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences
    The theatre arts and marketing management graduate brings joy to audiences from both sides of the curtain. For his day job, he is stage manager for Cirque du Soleil. But in his off hours, he performs at Walt Disney World, has a side gig with the Tony Awards, and volunteers with Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS.
- - Summer Arts Festival 2019 brings family fun
    The Summer Arts Festival in Blacksburg begins the week of June 3 with live music, theatre, art exhibits, movies, and festivals. All events are free and open to the public.
- - College of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences to celebrate official opening of its new headquarters
    The first building on the Blacksburg campus to feature Hokie Stone has undergone a restoration, received a new name, and welcomed new tenants. A ribbon-cutting celebration will be held from 4 to 6 p.m. April 30. Both the university community and the public are invited.
- - 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.
- - Musical theatre legends visit Blacksburg for special production
    Virginia Tech students will perform songs and scenes from the musical “The Sap of Life,” followed by a question-and-answer session with the composer/lyricist team of Richard Maltby Jr. and David Shire.
- - Professional and local musicians come together to celebrate the art of the spiritual
    The Blacksburg Master Chorale and Virginia Tech Choirs join bass-baritone Kevin Deas to honor African-American composer, arranger, and singer Harry Burleigh with the performance “Deep River: The Art of the Spiritual” at the Moss Arts Center on Saturday, March 23.
- - Paleontologists identify small fossils as that of oldest frog relative found in North America
    Paleontologists from Virginia Tech have identified fossil fragments of what are thought to be the oldest known frogs in North America.
- - Rowdy rock-and-roll theatre performance explores the overlapping histories of Scotland and Appalachia
    Rooted in residency work at Virginia Tech, the TEAM and the National Theatre of Scotland bring a collision of national mythologies and personal histories with two performances of “Anything That Gives Off Light” at the Moss Arts Center on Friday, March 1, and Saturday, March 2.
- - Mainstage Theatre production of ‘The Foreigner’ offers humor in conflict
    The School of Performing Arts will perform Larry Shue’s comedy “The Foreigner” in the Squires Studio Theatre Feb. 26 through Mar. 2.
- - ‘A Night of Percussion’ promises a variety of instruments, styles, and visuals
    The Virginia Tech Percussion Ensemble, Escape Ten duo, and Virginia Tech West African Drumming Ensemble come together to perform a concert of percussion music on Nov. 10 at 7:30 p.m. in the Moss Arts Center.

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