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- - University officials monitoring 2019 Novel Coronavirus (2019-nCoV)
    University leadership is proactively monitoring an outbreak of respiratory illness caused by a new coronavirus.
- - War Memorial Gym to temporarily reopen on Jan. 21
- - Wellness initiatives at veterinary college care for students, clients, and practitioners
    Responding to a growing body of research and a culturally evolving willingness to acknowledge the need to care for one’s physical and mental health, the Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine has launched a veterinary social work program to support students, pet owners, clinicians, and caregivers.
- - The Huckleberry: More than just a trail
    The Huckleberry Trail, which winds throughout Blacksburg and Christiansburg, offers the community endless opportunities for recreation and wellness.
- - 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.
- - Fall Family Weekend offers fun for Hokies and their families
    This year’s Fall Family Weekend, Sept. 20-22, allows families the chance to visit their students and experience all that Virginia Tech and Blacksburg have to offer.
- - Grants will boost Recovery Community at Virginia Tech
    The Recovery Community at Virginia Tech is part of a national movement to help people understand and seek help for substance use and mental health disorders.
- - Students’ well-being gets major boost in upcoming renovations to War Memorial and McComas Halls
    Construction will begin soon on a 40,000-square-foot tension fabric structure that will provide six courts for basketball, volleyball, indoor soccer, and other court-based activities during the temporary closure of War Memorial and McComas Halls.
- - Dean of Students Office awarded Campus Innovation Grant from the Interfaith Youth Core
    The grant will enable the Dean of Students Office to initiate an interfaith effort, which will allow the Blacksburg campus to improve dialogue across the religion, faith, and meaning-making communities.
- - A fall semester welcome from Patty Perillo, vice president for Student Affairs
    This is a unique and exciting year as we welcome more Hokies than ever before. Please know that the university is committed to ensuring a quality collegiate experience for all.
- - Virginia Tech names executive director of Mental Health Initiatives
    Christopher Flynn will lead the campus-wide implementation strategy related to the recommendations from the Mental Health Task Force report.
- - Study on fraternity, sorority culture offers opportunities for enhancing student experience
    The report from the Commission on Fraternity and Sorority Life Culture outlines findings of a year-long study and presents recommendations for improving and enhancing Virginia Tech's fraternity and sorority programs.
- - Orientation 2019: What students, families, and the campus community can expect
    Virginia Tech is making adjustments to welcome the largest-ever class of new students and their families to Blacksburg for Orientation this summer. Here’s a behind-the-scenes peek.
- - Construction projects abound this summer on Virginia Tech's Blacksburg campus
    Numerous construction and renovation projects will be in full swing this summer across all corners of the Blacksburg campus.
- - 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.

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