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- - New challenge course developed to enhance well-being initiatives
    The Venture Out Challenge Course, a part of Recreational Sports, is a state-of-the-art high ropes challenge course opening Aug. 26 for students, faculty, staff, and community groups.
- - $21.5 million O’Shaughnessy Hall renovations complete
    The $21.5 million O'Shaughnessy Hall renovation project began in May 2017 and was completed on schedule in August 2018.
- - Cultural and Community Centers to host welcome receptions August 20
    Virginia Tech's Cultural and Community Centers annual kick-off will begin Monday, August 20 at 4 p.m. at Squires Student Center. Welcome receptions will be held from 4:30 to 5:30 p.m.
- - Volunteers needed for Move-In, Aug. 15-18
    Volunteers are needed to assist new and returning students and their families with move-in! Registration is available online for morning, mid-day, and afternoon shifts.
- - Key information for move-in and the beginning of fall semester
    Virginia Tech is preparing to welcome students to Blacksburg. Classes for the fall semester start Monday, Aug. 20.
- - 400 first-year cadets to arrive on campus for New Cadet Week
    During New Cadet Week, first-year cadets will be taught everything from military training — how to salute, to march and perform drill, to wear uniforms properly — to life skills of this inclusive and diverse Hokie community.
- - Parking information for Move-In, Aug. 15-18
    Stay informed; traffic and congestion can cause issues around campus.
- - Accepting nominations for Aspire! Awards
    Nominations are being accepted for 2018-2019 Aspire! Awards. The deadline to submit nominations for the Curiosity breakfast is September 7.
- - Culinary Camp opens the world of haute – and hot – cuisine to young chefs
    Replete with their tiny chef’s hats and chef coats monogrammed with their names, a new generation of future Tech students are acting out their part in the evolution of buffalo cauliflower tacos from a campus favorite to a campus tradition.
- - New faculty principal aims to engage students on a deeper level
    “The faculty principal position provides an opportunity to be an active intellectual mentor for students beyond the typical contact time a normal faculty-student relationship would allow,” said C.L. Bohannon. “For me, it was being able to have a deeper level of engagement with the students to work on real issues that our society faces."
- - In memoriam: Michael S. Eland, rising sophomore
    Eland, 19, of West Chester, Pennsylvania, passed away suddenly on July 16.
- - Move-in marketing materials due Aug. 7-9
    Departments and organizations who plan to place marketing materials in residence hall rooms for move-in must deliver materials August 7-9 for distribution. Registration is required to participate in the initiative.
- - In memoriam: Lesley “Sue” Ratcliff, dining services
    Ratcliff, a service leader in Virginia Tech's dining services, passed away on Friday, July 6, 2018.
- - What to bring to First-Year Orientation
    First-Year Orientation starts July 9, 2018. Here are some of the things students should remember to bring.=https://video.vt.edu/media/Orientation+essentials/1_arkg9zr2
- - Alumnus gives back through 'Dream Big' scholarship
    Through the Kenneth W. and Katherine T. Bible “Dream Big” Scholarship, Bible is helping Hokies realize their dreams of becoming a Virginia Tech graduate.
- - College of Science’s Gary Long receives Sally Bohland Excellence in Access and Inclusion Award
    The Sally Bohland award was established in 2011 to recognize a faculty member who is a model for others and whose leadership fosters a culture of access and inclusion.
- - Rhonda Rogers retires with 45 years of service to Virginia Tech
    For more than four decades, Rogers has been a constant and reassuring presence for Virginia Tech students. Hired in 1973, she was one of the first black secretaries at the university.
- - Virginia Tech graduate becomes first African-American woman to earn degree in nanoscience
    Ginai Seabron credited the support she received from the Black Cultural Center throughout her time at the university.
- - Class of 2018: Taylor Swan develops Student Affairs experience into career path
    Over the past four years, Taylor Swan has developed a passion for service and discovered her leadership style through involvement in Student Affairs departments and programs.
- - SERVE living-learning community to be incorporated into Leadership and Social Change Residential College
    SERVE living-learning community will be incorporated into the Leadership and Social Change Residential College beginning Fall 2018.

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