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- - 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 Brian 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
- - Graduates asked to unsubscribe from VT Phone Alerts
    If you are a graduating senior, please consider unsubscribing from VT Phone Alerts after you leave campus.
- - 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.
- - As graduation nears, the Queen family reflects on what it means to be Hokies
    As their son prepares for graduation, Kate and Tim reflect on his experience at Virginia Tech, their involvement as Hokie parents, and the insight they gained into the university motto, Ut Prosim (That I May Serve).
- - Class of 2019: Katherine Louis explores connection between languages and culture
    The senior from Norfolk, Virginia, says she has always been fascinated by the way words manifest themselves into ideas differently across cultures. That fascination spurred her to study abroad not once but twice.
- - Caroline Rector named 2019 Outstanding Senior for the Pamplin College of Business
    Rector says the discipline and time management skills she learned at Virginia Tech helped her achieve her goal of earning dual degrees in finance and real estate.
- - Timothy Miles named 2019 Outstanding Senior for College of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences
    An unexpected change in plans helped the religion and culture major forge a new path that will take him to Morocco with the Peace Corps.
- - Kiran Bagalkotkar named 2019 Outstanding Senior for the College of Engineering
    The industrial and systems engineering major has spent her collegiate career as a consistent academic achiever, an avid researcher, and dedicated leader.
- - Deirdre Conroy named 2019 Outstanding Senior for the College of Natural Resources and Environment
    The wildlife conservation major has been involved in research projects that have taken her from the forests of Virginia to the jungles of Belize.
- - New discount on Amtrak available for travel within Virginia and Washington, D.C.
    Traveling to Washington, D.C. on Amtrak from Roanoke? Trips within Virginia and D.C. now qualify for extra savings.
- - Open call for student writers
    Are you a student? Do you have a story to tell? Write a blog post for Experience VT!
- - Class of 2019: First-generation student Annalicia DaSilva put her passion for creating welcoming, inclusive communities into action
    When DaSilva put her passion for creating welcoming communities into action through Student Affairs, she helped other Hokies feel even more at home, gained valuable leadership experience, and found her future.
- - A letter to students from Vice President Patty Perillo
    As classes conclude and final exams begin, we know this can be a stressful time of year for you. As such, I wanted to send this note to encourage you to take care of yourself.
- - Students reminded to update mailing addresses for summer months
    Keeping addresses up-to-date helps ensure the timely delivery of mail, packages, and other important documents.

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