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- - Donations to Virginia Tech top $150 million for a second straight year
    The year’s strong fundraising results continue an important trend. Virginia Tech has raised $100 million or more per year since fiscal 2016.
- - Photos: Corporate Research Center honors Ray Smoot by naming road after him
    The Virginia Tech Corporate Research Center hosted a dedication ceremony to officially name Smoot Drive, honoring Raymond J. Smoot Jr. for his vision and leadership.
- - Dedication ceremony honors Ray Smoot '69
    The dedication of Smoot Drive will take place at 1:45 p.m. on June 5 at the road’s intersection with Research Center Drive in the Virginia Tech Corporate Research Center.
- - Virginia Tech collaboration brings virtual reality to Montgomery County Public Schools
    The University Libraries at Virginia Tech is teaming up with Blacksburg Middle School to create a virtual reality laboratory and integrate virtual reality technology into the middle school learning experience.
- - New U.S. site for Mahindra’s mega-research arm bolsters Virginia Tech’s Corporate Research Center
    The new center seeks to create breakthrough products for North American markets, while the company’s Virginia Tech research project in mechanical engineering aims to advance emerging farm technologies like fruit-picking robots.
- - Ray Smoot honored with emeritus status
    Smoot, former vice president for administration and treasurer at Virginia Tech and former chief executive officer of the Virginia Tech Foundation, has been conferred the title of vice president for finance and treasurer emeritus by the Virginia Tech Board of Visitors.
- - Virginia Tech Foundation to purchase University Club building
    First announced in 2016, Virginia Tech remains committed to establishing the Creativity and Innovation District, and the maker-to-market opportunities this community will produce.
- - Construction begins at Newport News research park modeled after Virginia Tech Corporate Research Center
    The research park will provide the platform and synergy to attract tenants that desire a connected, collaborative, and smart community focused on growing business.
- - WVTF Public Radio, RADIO IQ budget to be reviewed by Virginia Tech Foundation
    The portion of the meeting dealing with WVTF will begin at 11 a.m. and is open to the public because a portion of the WVTF budget comes from public funds. Only the WVTF portion of the meeting is open.
- - WVTF RADIO IQ News wins seven awards in recognition of reporting excellence
    Journalists with WVTF RADIO IQ, the NPR member station and service of the Virginia Tech Foundation, received a total of seven awards honoring their work throughout 2016.
- - College of Science inducts six alumni into its Hall of Distinction
    In its fourth year, the College of Science Hall of Distinction ceremony honors alumni and friends who have distinguished themselves in their professional careers as well as their service and philanthropy.
- - Student investor group generated $2.5 million for Virginia Tech Foundation in past decade
    BASIS, the student group that manages $5 million of Virginia Tech’s endowment by investing in bonds and other fixed-income securities, also provides a valuable experiential learning program for its members.
- - Save Our Towns Summit explores threats to local decision-making, offers ideas for small-town flair
    The conference, which will be held Sept. 15, is designed for those passionate about small towns and includes speakers from the Appalachian Regional Commission and elsewhere.
- - WVTF Public Radio, RADIO IQ budget to be reviewed by Virginia Tech Foundation
    The portion of the meeting dealing with WVTF will begin at 11 a.m. and is open to the public because a portion of the WVTF budget comes from public funds. Only the WVTF portion of the meeting is open.
- - Ben Davenport Jr. to receive Virginia Tech’s highest honor
    The William H. Ruffner Medal represents Virginia Tech's highest honor. Davenport, a 1964 graduate, will receive the award during the University's Commencement Ceremony this Friday.
- - Virginia Tech announces its Alumni Distinguished Service Award recipients for 2016
    Jeanne Centracchio DaDamio and James E. Smith will receive Virginia Tech’s 2016 Alumni Distinguished Service Awards. The awards recognize alumni for their contributions to Virginia Tech.
- - In memoriam: Clifton C. “Cliff” Garvin Jr., an innovative leader in business and philanthropy
    A member of the Virginia Tech Board of Visitors from 1988 to 1996, Garvin served as rector for five years, from 1991 to 1996.
- - Art Keown appointed Alumni Distinguished Professor
    Fewer than 1 percent of Virginia Tech faculty members hold this honor, and Keown is the first in the Pamplin College of Business to do so.
- - Virginia Tech String Project wins grant from the Country Music Association
    With this award the program will be able to expand its reach into other parts of the region that lack orchestra programs in the public school curriculum.
- - Save Our Towns program explores Walmart's effect on two border towns

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