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- - Frank Shushok Jr. named vice president for Student Affairs
    Shushok will lead a division that oversees more than 3,000 faculty, staff and student employees, over 20 departments, and a number of critical student life programs.
- - Information around accessing campus buildings in Blacksburg and Washington, D.C., metro area
    To maintain the overall safety and security of the campus community and to reduce the scale of increased cleaning and maintenance required by the COVID-19 emergency, physical access to many academic and administrative buildings on the Blacksburg campus will be altered.
- - Mail Services updates: Departmental and student mail
    Please read on for updates related to departmental and student mail services during COVID-19.
- - Campus community encouraged to plan ahead for steam system shutdown on May 17-22, 2020
    In advance of the shutdown, departments and research teams should begin to plan for the loss of the listed utilities and potential impacts on research and other activities during these dates.
- - Virginia Tech listed in 2020 Most Promising Places to Work in Student Affairs
    For the fifth year in a row, Virginia Tech has been named as one of “The Most Promising Places to Work in Student Affairs” in the magazine Diverse: Issues in Higher Education.
- - 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.
- - Bias reporting process for students
    If you’ve had an experience that has negatively impacted your opportunity to thrive, or you’ve witnessed such behavior toward others, let us know. If you see something, say something. We are here to help.
- - Finalists selected for campus interviews for the next vice president for student affairs
    The Virginia Tech community is invited to meet the candidates and hear them present an open forum on “The Role of Student Affairs in Educating Students in a Global Land-Grant University.”
- - In memoriam: Thai Huynh, chef with Dining Services
    Thai Huynh passed away on January 10, 2020, with his wife Joli Michelle Wade Huynh by his side, a year after being diagnosed with cancer. Huynh had served as a chef for Dining Services since 2012.
- - Rec Sports and men’s tennis team to host first-ever wheelchair tennis clinic at Virginia Tech
    The clinic will take place on Saturday, Feb. 22, from 1-3 p.m. in the Burrows-Burleson Tennis Center.
- - Global Fellow in Residence program promotes international perspectives on campus
    In a world where global cultures and societies are becoming ever more interwoven, students learn to communicate across differences and find areas of mutual understanding.
- - Senior Class Gift cord pickup
- - Situational awareness: Scam alert
    The Virginia Tech Police Department shares information about recent scams impacting the campus community and offers tips for protecting yourself against phone and email scams.
- - Homecoming set for Sept. 28-Oct. 4
    Virginia Tech will celebrate with activities for students, alumni, and friends, including a football game against Georgia Tech on Oct. 3.
- - Recently completed renovations to strengthen academic, athletic, and administrative experiences at Virginia Tech
    From athletics enhancements like new seating, to multiple accessibility improvements and numerous administrative refurbishments, the university community will benefit from a host of renovations and construction projects completed by Virginia Tech Facilities.
- - New LED lighting brings brighter spaces and enhanced energy efficiency to the Math Emporium
    Over 300 energy-efficient LED light fixtures were recently installed in the Math Emporium thanks to a student-requested project through the Office of Sustainability.
- - Visit the COVID-19 (2019 Novel Coronavirus) page for university updates; Form to report self-quarantine plan now available
    University leadership is proactively monitoring an outbreak of respiratory illness caused by a new coronavirus.
- - No printer? No problem with Hokie Print Express printing kiosks
    The easy-to-use Hokie Print Express kiosks offer students convenient, wireless printing, scanning, as well as copies.
- - 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.
- - U.S. passport services available on campus
    The Passport Acceptance Facility, located on the first floor of Squires Student Center, is certified through the U.S. Department of State.

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