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- - 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.
- - Mental Health Task Force report highlights services, opportunities to support students at Virginia Tech
    The report identifies factors affecting student mental health, systems, and services for addressing mental health issues, and opportunities for the university community to engage in supporting the emotional and overall well-being of students.
- - FORWARD: Allyson Bailey
    A series of traumatic brain injuries in high school left Bailey unable to walk and struggling to communicate. Now she is taking advantage of all Virginia Tech has to offer and using her experiences to help others.
- - 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.
- - 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.
- - Student educators teach peers happiness strategies
    Hokies are some of the nation’s happiest students, according to The Princeton Review. Seniors Samantha Hart and Kristine Gouin are leading a program to help peers cope with college stress, find community, and learn skills to be even happier.
- - 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.
- - Schiffert Health Center’s director is passionate about Hokie health and wellness
    The director of the university’s nationally accredited Schiffert Health Center has a heart for health education and Hokies — especially since two call her mom.
- - Flu vaccination clinic available for students, faculty, staff, and community
    Virginia Tech’s Schiffert Health Center will hold a walk-in flu clinic on Wednesday, October 3 from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. in McComas Hall gym. This event is open to the public.
- - New challenge course developed to enhance well-being initiatives
    The Venture Out Challenge Course, a part of Recreational Sports, is a state-of-the-art high ropes challenge course opening Aug. 26 for students, faculty, staff, and community groups.
- - Suicide prevention resources available from Cook Counseling Center
    If you are concerned about any Virginia Tech student who is, or who may become suicidal, please call the Cook Counseling Center at 540-231-6557.
- - Virginia Tech students compete in BattleFrog College Championship on ESPN
    Four Hokies took part in the obstacle course competition, which will air on ESPN at 8 p.m. each night, from June 30 to July 2.
- - Virginia Tech recognized as Gold-level 'Exercise is Medicine' campus
    Collaborations among health and wellness areas in the Division of Student Affairs resulted in the recognition.
- - Virginia Tech receives statewide certification for commitment to employee wellness
- - Student Health and Wellness Fair this Friday promotes overall well-being
    With health screenings, workouts, and a long list of exhibitors offering information and services, the fair represents a holistic approach to wellness.
- - Hundreds of employees start 2016 off right at the Hokie Wellness Health and Benefits Fair
- - Flu vaccination clinics available for students, employees, and general public
    Virginia Tech's annual opportunities for students, employees, and general public to get flu vaccinations.
- - Virginia Tech named the fittest college in America
    MSN named Virginia Tech 2015's fittest college in America for the second time.
- - Great jobs, great lives: Virginia Tech alumni thrive, according to Gallup survey
    Results released from the Gallup-Purdue Index indicate Virginia Tech graduates thrive at work and in life, outpacing the national average.