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- - FORWARD: Kevin Pei
    FORWARD is a series from Student Affairs featuring Virginia Tech students, faculty, staff, and alumni who have faced, overcome, or learned from life's obstacles and setbacks. In this video, Virginia Tech senior Kevin Pei talks about learning to balance competing demands in college.
- - Dining Services hiring fair offers career development
    The Dining Services hiring fair will be July 20 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the Blacksburg Community Center at 725 Patrick Henry Drive.
- - Move-in marketing distribution
    Housing and Residence Life will work with departments and organizations to distribute marketing materials to students during move-in.
- - FORWARD: Calvin Rizek
    For senior Calvin Rizek, a diagnosis of dyslexia meant finally understanding why he was struggling to recognize, spell, and decode words – and sharing his story with lawmakers and others. It also meant learning how to find mentors and get help.
- - Six Cultural and Community Centers provide safe, inclusive environments
    The centers bring students together with peers, faculty, staff, and community members to increase their understanding and embrace their roles as members of a diverse community.
- - Traveling between Blacksburg and the National Capital Region? New lower individual fares on Campus Connect Bus
    Effective July 1, 2019, individual fares will be $65 per rider, one-way; group fares will continue to be $50 per rider, one-way.
- - Virginia Tech senior Katie Fanz named one of 25 Virginia Governor’s Fellows
    The Richmond native is double-majoring in national security and foreign affairs and Russian.
- - Orientation 2019: What students, families, and the campus community can expect
    Virginia Tech is making adjustments to welcome the largest-ever class of new students and their families to Blacksburg for Orientation this summer. Here’s a behind-the-scenes peek.
- - Tom Brown reflects on long career at Virginia Tech
    Brown has been a student, an Extension agent, an administrator, an Alumni Association leader, a proud parent of two Virginia Tech alumni, an enthusiastic Hokie fan, dean of students, and assistant to the vice president for Student Affairs.
- - Commonwealth Ballroom renovated and ready to host university community
    The ballroom recently underwent renovations that help modernize the venue and boost its accessibility and energy efficiency.
- - RIDE Solutions launches new mobile app with instant ridematching, rewards, and more
    Virginia Tech commuters qualify for a suite of instant ridematching tools and rewards through RIDE Solutions' new app.
- - Construction projects abound this summer on Virginia Tech's Blacksburg campus
    Numerous construction and renovation projects will be in full swing this summer across all corners of the Blacksburg campus.
- - FORWARD: Bryan Blackwell
    FORWARD is a series featuring Virginia Tech students, faculty, staff, and alumni who have faced, overcome, or learned from life's obstacles and setbacks. In this installment, meet Bryan Blackwell, who guides students through the restorative process of accountability.
- - Homecoming set for Oct. 14-19
    Virginia Tech will celebrate Homecoming with activities for students, alumni, and friends.
- - 2019 Aspirations Fellows inducted
    Virginia Tech inducted 12 outstanding students into the 2019 cohort of Aspirations Fellows on May 5 at the annual Student Affairs Recognition Banquet.
- - Nikeshia Arthur begins role as director of Services for Students with Disabilities
    Arthur, formerly of the Office for Equity and Accessibility at Virginia Tech, started her new role May 1.
- - Cultural Achievement Ceremonies highlight underrepresented communities across campus
    The 10 ceremonies include a spectrum of underrepresented populations on campus, as well as graduates within the recovery community and military veterans. Students are encouraged to attend ceremonies for the multiple communities with which they identify.
- - Cultural achievement ceremonies open to the public
- - Class of 2019: Michael Geary, dedicated Virginia Tech Rescue Squad chief
    Geary, a senior majoring in wildlife conservation in the College of Natural Resources and Environment, has served as chief of the Virginia Tech Rescue Squad for the past two years and as a member of the squad for four years.
- - Leaving campus for the summer? Don’t forget your bike
    Beginning June 27, Parking and Transportation will start tagging all bicycles left on campus.

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