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- - Cadets chosen to highlight the colors at the Pittsburgh game
    First-year cadets Allisen Haynes, Alex Jennings, and Christine Jung were chosen for this special duty for their performance in the Corps of Cadets.
- - Spirit Plaza advances forward with final renderings approval
    The paved plaza and green lawns adjacent to Dietrick Hall are set to be revitalized into a Spirit Plaza, a gathering space that will be lively, user friendly, and sustainable.
- - Virginia Tech announces search committee for vice president for student affairs
    The position provides leadership and oversight to a variety of service and support units at Virginia Tech, including the Cook Counseling Center, Dining Services, Fraternity and Sorority Life, Housing and Residence Life, and Schiffert Health Center.
- - How students can get home for the holidays
    Everything you need to know for leveraging the alternative transportation options to get home for holiday breaks.
- - Key university initiatives, programs discussed at fall Board of Visitors meeting
    During its quarterly meeting held in Blacksburg, the Virginia Tech Board of Visitors received numerous reports and presentations on key university priorities, such as the Innovation Campus, Virginia Tech Carilion School of Medicine, and Apex Center for Entrepreneurs.
- - 2019-2020 Town-Gown meetings to continue strengthening partnership between university and town
    The 2019-2020 Blacksburg/Virginia Tech Town-Gown meetings take place Thursdays, 6-7:30 p.m. in Ambler Johnston Hall Great Room (Second Floor) on the Virginia Tech campus.
- - Use the free Gallup CliftonStrengths® to unlock your potential
    Join more than 40,000 Hokies who have discovered their strengths. Visit vt.gallup.com to take the assessment for free.
- - Cadet chosen to highlight the colors at the Georgia Tech game
    Eric Cook is a junior in Naval ROTC majoring in physics. He is a member of the Pipe and Drum Band for the Corps of Cadets and performs at every home football game.
- - Share your story on the ExperienceVT blog
    Student Affairs is looking for new bloggers to produce content for ExperienceVT. Interested writers can email experiencevtblog@vt.edu for details.
- - Medal of Honor lectures connect cadets to the core values of Virginia Tech
    “Listening to Medal of Honor recipients allows us to understand the breadth of the sacrifices men and women before us have made,” said cadet Mame Ngom. “Behind every story we are able to take principles and lessons valuable to our leadership development.”
- - Cadets chosen to highlight the colors at the Wake Forest game
    This week's first-year cadets chosen for this special duty are Richard Weikle, Aidan O’Neill, and Zachary Vaday.
- - Save the date for 2020 Hokie Wellness Health & Benefits Fair
- - Virginia Tech ranks No. 12 among The Princeton Review’s top 'Green Colleges' for 2019
    This is the 10th consecutive year Virginia Tech has received Green College recognition, earning a green rating of 97 out of a possible 99 points.
- - Cold weather readiness: Tips from the Virginia Tech Facilities Department
    Winter is coming. Read on for tips to prepare your living space for the cold.
- - Community invited to Virginia Tech Veterans Day events on Nov. 11
    The Corps of Cadets' Veterans Day remembrance ceremony begins at 10:30 a.m. Nov. 11 in the War Memorial Chapel at 601 Drillfield Drive. Del. Nick Rush, of Virginia’s 7th District, will speak.
- - Cadet chosen to highlight the colors at the Notre Dame game
    Cadet Darryll Ducusin was chosen for this special duty for consistently exceeding the expectations of a training cadre sergeant this semester.
- - Virginia Tech Parking Services: New changes to citation appeal process
    Procedure changes around the citation appeal process and displaying hang tags have been implemented.
- - Bias reporting process for students
    Student bias reporting process now available.
- - Photos and video: Virginia Tech celebrates Homecoming
    Virginia Tech celebrated Homecoming Oct. 14-19 with activities for students, alumni, and friends.
- - FORWARD: Krista Gwilliam
    In the past, Krista Gwilliam ’10 elected not to talk about her congenital hip dysplasia and its effects. But the assistant director for fitness programs in Recreational Sports says she is learning that “talking about it is opening the door for students to realize that my life hasn’t been great all the time, but I have a job, and a family, and I’m OK.”

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