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- - Virginia Tech’s first-year cadets to complete spring Caldwell March on April 20
    You can join hundreds of alumni, family members, and friend who support our first-year cadets’ journey by becoming a Caldwell March sponsor.
- - March 15: Campus water impacts
    Campus community members may experience intermittent periods of low water pressure on March 15 due to a water main break near campus.
- - Corps of Cadets’ Highty-Tighties to march in the Savannah St. Patrick’s Day Parade
    Leading the Highty-Tighties through downtown Savannah, Georgia, will be Parker Treubert, a senior majoring in aerospace engineering. He plans to commission into the U.S. Air Force as a pilot after graduation.
- - Werth Testing Center helps students fully achieve access and success
    The Werth family’s gift increased the number of dedicated seats for proctoring tests from 28 to 46, increasing capacity by an additional 252 students during final exam week. The Werth Testing Center is part of Services for Students with Disabilities.
- - Virginia Tech issues call for any missing names from the Pylons
    Names and supporting documents are due to the corps alumni office by May 13. Details about the application process are available online.
- - FORWARD: Breanna Ellis
    "This is home" is a phrase that means something unique to each Hokie. For Breanna Ellis, who has been in foster care, it means a welcoming place to heal from trauma and transform her life.
- - Deadline extended for Welcome Week Leader applications
    2019 Welcome Week Leader applications are due March 8 at 11:45 p.m.
- - Partnership between Virginia Tech Police, Blacksburg Police at the heart of community safety efforts
    The longstanding cooperation between Virginia Tech Police and Blacksburg Police was set in motion by Virginia Tech Police Chief Wendell Flinchum and Blacksburg Police Chief Kim Crannis and the chiefs serving before them.
- - Student Affairs organizational changes to focus on families and fundraising
    New Student Programs is transitioning in name to become New Student and Family Programs (NSFP), under the continued leadership of Director Lizette Rebolledo. Family and Alumni Relations will now be known as Student Affairs Advancement, under the leadership of Chief Advancement Officer Janice Tawney.
- - Bringing a car back to campus after spring break?
    Everything you need to know about bringing a car back to campus after break.
- - Live bus map, enhanced trip planning resources among new Blacksburg Transit app features
    Getting around campus and Blacksburg is now even easier with Blacksburg Transit’s (BT) new iOS app.
- - American Indian and Indigenous Community Center director hits the ground running
    When Melissa Faircloth became director of Virginia Tech’s American Indian and Indigenous Community Center last fall, she brought a wealth of experience, relationships, and dedication to the position.
- - An open letter to the Virginia Tech community from Schiffert Health Center Director Kanitta Charoensiri
    As colleges and universities across the nation are in the midst of flu season, Schiffert Health Center at Virginia Tech would like to remind community members of steps they can take to combat flu.
- - Applications open for the 2019 cohort of Aspirations Fellows
    Applications for the 2019 cohort of Aspirations Fellows will be accepted through Wednesday, March 6.
- - Nighttime campus safety walk brings university community together to improve safety, security
    Participants put themselves in the shoes of students, faculty, and staff as they walked along a route that included the Duck Pond, the Overflow Lot, Oak Lane, Burchard Plaza, and Burruss Hall – in the dark.
- - FORWARD Campaign features stories of resiliency
    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.
- - Applications open for Board of Visitors student representatives
    Do you want to help make decisions that affect the entire university community? Applications for Board of Visitors student representatives are available on GobblerConnect and must be submitted by 11:59 p.m. on Friday, February 15.
- - MLK celebration kicks off January 22
    Events celebrating the life and legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. will take place from January 22 through the end of the month and include art exhibits, presentations, performances, and more.
- - Smart Way Bus offers easy connection between Blacksburg campus and Amtrak
    Students, faculty, and staff taking Amtrak in Roanoke now have an easier, early morning option for getting there from campus.
- - Cadet Brett Smith named a national ROTC Student of the Year
    This spring, Smith will be the cadet wing commander for the Air Force ROTC. It’s the top position a student can hold, responsible for 275 ROTC students.

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