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- - Scholarship supports Danielle Jeffers’ passion for helping others afford college
    The founder of Dough 4 Degrees, Jeffers runs a scholarship-coaching business while continuing to pursue her degree in multimedia journalism.
- - Student leaders host 'Understanding the Virginia Tech Code' sessions
    Students learned more about the Virginia Tech’s Honor Code and heard from presenters who shared information on opportunities, issues, and ways to get involved with the Honor System.
- - Vatican’s communications expert to speak
    Seàn-Patrick Lovett — who describes himself as Irish by origin, African by birth, and Italian by adoption — will address motivation and provocation in his talk, “If not now, when? If not you, who?” when he visits Blacksburg on March 20-21.
- - 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.
- - A place where equity for women can flourish - Women's Center celebrates 25 years
    The center, which offers everything from counseling and support services to professional programs and events that advocate for and empower women, will host a series of special anniversary activities through May.
- - 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.
- - Class of 2018: Stefnie Cerny combines her love of painting with theatre design
    The double major has joined art with technology to make her vision come to life on stage.
- - Photos: Virginia Tech celebrates Homecoming
    Students, alumni, and friends celebrated the university's Homecoming with a week of activities and events.
- - Virginia Tech earns 'Best for Vets' designation from Military Times
    Virginia Tech earns first-ever “Best for Vets” designation from Military Times for student service and support programs offered to current and former military members and their families.
- - Homecoming celebrations planned Oct. 29-Nov. 3
    Virginia Tech will celebrate Homecoming with a week of activities for students, alumni, and friends.
- - Little Hokie Hand-Me-Down organizers seek donations for November event
    The six-year-old event offers university students and staff members with children the opportunity to “shop” for a wide range of infant and children’s clothes, accessories, and other items they may need, free of charge.
- - Veterinary students to offer Community Dog Wash on Oct. 14
    The cost of the dog wash is $10, and for an additional $5 per service, customers can have their dogs’ nails trimmed and ears cleaned.
- - Four things to know about Ring Premiere
    Virginia Tech introduces a new collection of ring designs for each class. The tradition spans more than 100 years. The latest design will be unveiled Oct. 9 at Ring Premiere.
- - Commonwealth Ballroom closes for renovations
    The 15,000 square foot Commonwealth Ballroom is a vital space in Squires Student Center. The construction phase of the project is expected to take five months, with the newly renovated ballroom open in March 2019.
- - 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.
- - 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.
- - 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.

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