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- - Hydroponic systems at Owens Food Court make year-round produce possible
    Fresh produce isn't just harvested in the university's backyard. It's cultivated in Owens Food Court at Owens Hall, an arm's length away from meals being served.
- - Two recipients honored with Hokie Wellness Supervisor Spotlight Award
    Servant leadership was the recurring theme in the nominations for 2018 award winners Stephanie Hart, director of The Advising Center of the College of Natural Resources and Environment, and Linzy Martinelli, assistant director for residence life, Ambler Johnston (West).
- - 2018 Virginia Tech Family of the Year nominated by six students
    When Dave and Sara Perks opened their hearts and home to Cadet Joshua McGuire, they got five of his friends as well. This unusual Hokie family has shared adventures, home-cooked meals, and struggles, as well as celebrations.
- - New living-learning community planned for Peddrew-Yates Hall
    Virginia Tech will launch a new living-learning community for students interested in understanding, supporting, and learning about the African-American experience.
- - Homecoming set for Oct. 29-Nov. 4
    Virginia Tech will celebrate Homecoming with activities for students, alumni, and friends.
- - Spring Family Weekend takes place April 13-15
    Schedule and links to 2018 Spring Family Weekend events.
- - Peer educators make health education accessible and relatable
    Peer educators facilitate interactive workshops and outreach events to encourage healthy behaviors and to raise awareness of resources available to students seeking support.
- - Cutchins Leadership Lecture Series brings Gen. Mark A. Welsh III to Virginia Tech on April 5
    Welsh's military career included assignments as commandant of the U.S. Air Force Academy, associate director of military affairs at the Central Intelligence Agency, commander of U.S. Air Forces in Europe and NATO's Air Command, and chief of staff of the Air Force.
- - Virginia Tech Corps of Cadets' Jaffe Eager Squad and Eager Individual drill competitions set for March 24
    Drill, or marching, is a military tradition rooted in the need to move large numbers of troops from place to place in an orderly fashion. Virginia Tech cadets begin to learn drill as soon as they arrive on campus for New Cadet Week.
- - All-gender restroom opens in Squires Student Center
    All-gender restroom opens in Squires Student Center
- - Virginia Tech cadets put skills to the test during March 17 Platoon Tactical Challenge
    The Platoon Tactical Challenge is a training exercise made up of six stations. In all, 24 platoons of cadets will run the course and complete the challenges at each station in the fastest time possible.
- - Accepting nominations for Aspire! Awards
    Nominations are being accepted for the March 23 and April 27 Aspire! Awards, featuring Courageous Leadership and Ut Prosim (That I May Serve).
- - Share your Hokie story on the ExperienceVT Blog
    We're looking for new bloggers to create content for ExperienceVT! Interested? Email experiencevtblog@vt.edu.
- - Suicide prevention resources available from Cook Counseling Center
    If you are concerned about any Virginia Tech student who is, or who may become suicidal, please call the Cook Counseling Center at 540-231-6557.
- - Passport Acceptance Facility in Squires Student Center
    First-time and renewal passport applications for adults and minors can be processed at the Passport Acceptance Facility in Squires Student Center.
- - Bell: Recognize, stop racism
    W. Kamau Bell, a comedian and host of CNN’s “United Shades of America,” jokingly claimed to "end racism in an hour" as Wednesday's keynote speaker for Virginia Tech's Martin Luther King Jr. Day events.
- - Nationally renowned Virginia artist and professor emeritus Ray Kass celebrated with exhibitions across Virginia Tech campus
    Kass has an extensive record of national and international exhibitions. His work, which has influenced generations of artists, will be featured in exhibitions at the Moss Arts Center, Perspective Gallery, and Armory Gallery.
- - A place to belong: New cultural centers are gateways for campus inclusion
    The Asian Cultural Engagement Center opened in November, while in 2016 three new cultural centers debuted — the American Indian & Indigenous Community Center; El Centro, a Hispanic and Latino center; and the LGBTQ+ Resource Center.
- - Donors gave nearly $120,000 to Virginia Tech crowdfunded projects
    Nearly two dozen initiatives will benefit from the generosity of donors who supported projects highlighted this semester on Jump, Virginia Tech’s crowdfunding platform.
- - Class of 2017: Chase Ginther's courageous leadership bettered IFC
    In a matter of days, Ginther, of Midlothian, Virginia, will walk across the commencement stage to accept his degree for his double major in statistics and computational modeling and data analytics from the College of Science.

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