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- - 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.
- - Pamplin alumna talks overcoming obstacles to achieve success
    Kimberly Davis-Riffe ('91) shares her story of persevering as an accounting student at Virginia Tech, building resilience that contributed to her successful career.
- - Alexandra Hyler named 2018 Graduate Student of the Year
    Hyler has been heavily involved in Virginia Tech's Graduate Student Assembly and connecting graduates across Tech's different campuses in Blacksburg, Roanoke, and Washington, D.C.
- - Chief of naval operations to speak at Virginia Tech Corps of Cadets and ROTC Graduation and Joint Commissioning Ceremony
    Adm. John M. Richardson is the senior military officer in the Navy, and this is his only commencement address this spring.
- - Erin Kocis named the 2018 Outstanding Senior for the Pamplin College of Business
    A peer leader and mentor in the Honors Residential Commons at East Ambler Johnston since her sophomore year, Kocis says she loved being able to serve as a resource for them during their college journey.
- - Hannah Largen named 2018 Outstanding Senior for the College of Architecture and Urban Studies
    Armed with dual degrees from CAUS and the Pamplin College of Business, an impressive portfolio, and a winning attitude, this first-generation college student and “country girl” is headed to New York to work in advertising.
- - Class of 2018: Juan Hernandez leads inside and outside the classroom
    A senior from Salem, Virginia, studying biochemistry in the College of Science, Hernandez said he is most proud of his Mexican heritage and being a Mexican immigrant here in the United States. He'll graduate with a 3.93 overall GPA and Dean's List with Distinction honors.
- - Class of 2020 ring namesake and sponsor named
    University Distinguished Professor and poet Nikki Giovanni has been named the ring namesake and Maj. Gen. Randy Fullhart (Ret.), commandant for the Corps of Cadets, has been named the class sponsor.
- - Finals week: campus study spaces
    Know where to hit the books as exams begin. Student Affairs has a listing of study spots and more.
- - Class of 2018: Corps of Cadets experiences prepare Brian Kehs for a career as an Army officer
    Kehs, the regimental commander for the Virginia Tech Corps of Cadets, says he will leave Virginia Tech with this key lesson: Great leaders don’t try to be the best at everything.
- - Registration open for cultural achievement ceremonies and receptions
    Virginia Tech Cultural and Community Centers will host eight cultural achievement ceremonies and receptions to honor spring 2018 graduates. Registration is required to attend.
- - Teresa Rasnake receives Staff Career Achievement Award
    Rasnake, who retired in 2017, left behind a legacy of memorable dishes in Virginia Tech dining. During her 18 years at West End Market, more than 20 million meals were provided to community members and students from that facility.
- - Virginia Tech Corps of Cadets sets Change of Command Parade for April 28
    The pass in review on the Drillfield will honor the class of 2018 and usher in the class of 2019 as the new cadet commanders of the regiment.
- - 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.

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