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- - Newman Library small group study rooms are now reservable
    Students and faculty can now reserve Newman Library fourth floor small group study rooms online.
- - Majors Fair to provide students ‘one-stop shop’ for info, options on academic programs
    With more than 100 different majors at Virginia Tech, the 2018 Majors Fair can help students learn more to find the best fit for their interests or even explore a second major.
- - Registration open for upcoming Venture Out trips
- - VT Publishing collaborates with class to publish book about the Beatles
    Virginia Tech history students became published book authors with the help of VT Publishing and history professor Robert Stephens.
- - Can you think INSIDE the box?
    For the first time on any university campus, Lockheed Martin is bringing their Challenge Box to Virginia Tech’s campus Sept. 18 - 20. The Challenge Box will be located in the Cube at the Institute for Creativity, Arts, and Technology in the Moss Arts Center.
- - Register for the Aerospace, Defense and Intelligence Career Fair
    2018 Aerospace, Defense, and Intelligence Career Fair will be happening on October 1 - 2, 2018 in the Old Dominion Ballroom of Squires Student Center.
- - Growing produce from seed to harvest, local children learn the value of nutrition through Market Kids program
    The Market Kids initiative, a partnership between the New River Health District and the Virginia Tech Public Health Program designed to enhance public health instruction, practice, and research, is teaching local youth the importance of focusing on their health and well-being.
- - Graduate Student Assembly will host Graduate and Professional School Fair with prep session beforehand
    More than 120 graduate and professional programs from across the nation will gather on Sept. 24 in Squires Student Center for the annual fair. A free pre-fair preparation session will be held Sept. 18 at the Smith Career Center.
- - Find out more about study abroad
- - Lockheed Martin on campus Sept. 4 and 5, job offers and virtual reality demos
    Lockheed Martin, developing critical technologies to solve global security issues, will be at the Inn at Virginia Tech, to recruit a variety of engineering disciplines, including computer science, aerospace engineering, computer programming, software development, finance, and accounting.
- - Tech Sideline boosts Virginia Tech’s sports media program
    Will Stewart, who converted his own love of Hokie sports into a profitable website, has donated an endowed scholarship to support future Virginia Tech sports journalists.
- - Adaptive Brain and Behavior DA workshops engage campus for updates, information
    Informational workshops hosted recently by Adaptive Brain and Behavior Destination Area brought together faculty and researchers to learn about work in brain plasticity as it pertains to decision-making, physical and psychological trauma, and development across the lifespan.
- - New creative technologies in music degree option reimagines instruments and soundmaking
    The music program is pushing the boundaries of traditional music through electronics to create unique musicscapes, unimagined instruments, new sets of digital tools, and electroacoustic research that reconsiders the very nature of sound.
- - U.S. Cherry Blossom Queen Margaret O’Meara to serve as goodwill ambassador to Japan
    O’Meara, a junior majoring in communications studies at Virginia Tech, has been recognized for her academic achievements as well as leadership in a range of student organizations.
- - Nikki Giovanni announces 2018 Steger Poetry Prize winners
    The finalists for the 13th annual competition represent five colleges across the university, in majors ranging from creative writing to industrial design to animal and poultry sciences.
- - Department of Science, Technology, and Society to celebrate its inaugural research day
    Four courses with research projects covering topics at the intersection of historical viewpoints and modern thought come together for a one-day presentation event.
- - Virginia Tech's first Giving Day draws over 5,000 gifts and more than $1.6 million
    Thousands of donors, including more than 2,700 alumni, rallied to support the university on its first ever Giving Day, March 20 -21.
- - New conference to showcase ways real-world learning transforms students
    The first XL-Student Experiential Learning Conference is April 13 in the Moss Arts Center and Squires Student Center. March 18 is the deadline for students to apply as presenters.
- - Virginia Tech expects thousands of Hokies to participate in first Giving Day
    On March 20 starting at noon, Virginia Tech will host its first Giving Day, beginning what will become an annual tradition. Giving Day, with the theme “Spring Forward,” lasts until noon on March 21.
- - Marc Lamont Hill: Fight for your dreams and a better world
    At the Uplifting Black Men Conference, Hill, a well-known CNN contributor and BET News host, gave a powerful testimony of rising from rock bottom.

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