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- - Class of 2016: Bekah Liberatore blends art and science
    The graduating senior was encouraged that she could pursue a double major in fine arts and psychology.
- - Class of 2016: Persistence paves way to Ph.D. for Panamanian Maria De Los Angeles Adames Rivera
    After 15 years, Maria De Los Angeles Adames Rivera will receive her Doctor of Philosophy in Environmental Design and Planning from Virginia Tech.
- - Study finds researchers’ personal traits linked to interdisciplinarity, impact of scientific publications
    Transdisciplinary orientation is an intrapersonal disposition that emerges over the course of one's scholarly career.
- - Graduate School Diversity Scholars to share projects on May 5
    The Diversity Scholars initiative is a competitive program to help students develop and implement projects to improve inclusion and diversity through dialogue, advocacy, and change.
- - Nikki Giovanni announces 2016 Steger Poetry Prize winners
    “When we think of poetry, we think of the soul of humankind,” said world-renowned poet Nikki Giovanni. “Today, we have lifted that to the heavens.”
- - Lomaka family named 2016 Virginia Tech Family of the Year
    The Lomaka family was recognized during Spring Family Weekend for their dedication, support, love, and sacrifice, as their history-making quadruplets will graduate from Virginia Tech in May.
- - Graduate School honors 23 students as Citizen Scholars
    The projects ranged from creating curricula for high school students to analyzing the needs of nontraditional students to helping Flint, Michigan, residents fight for clean water.
- - Akshay Sharma receives Diggs Teaching Scholars Award
    Sharma is an associate professor of industrial design for the School of Architecture + Design in the College of Architecture and Urban Studies.
- - Annie Pearce receives Alumni Award for Outreach Excellence
    Focused on building synergies between student learning and making meaningful contributions to society, Pearce relies on curriculum that engages her students with local communities.
- - Grant awards help faculty create global courses
    Several faculty were awarded grants to infuse international components to their courses in Blacksburg.
- - Virginia Tech Graduate School honors top scholars of the 2015-16 academic year
    The Virginia Tech Graduate School honored master’s and doctoral degree students from across the university.
- - Architecture project receives national award for encouraging students to think inside the box
    A concrete project that evolved over seven years through the work of close to 200 architecture students has received a design-build award from the Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture.
- - Experience with government draws undergraduates to National Capital Region's summer session
    2016 marks the 21st year that Virginia Tech undergraduates will head to the National Capital Region to learn about policy .
- - Flint water leaders Mona Hanna-Attisha and Marc Edwards to deliver University Commencement address
    The two who helped expose widespread lead-in-water contamination in Flint, Michigan, last year will address Virginia Tech’s Class of 2016 on May 13.
- - Former congressman Jim Moran joins School of Public and International Affairs as professor of practice
    The former congressman will guest lecture, participate in organizations and groups directly related to the school’s work; engage full-time professionals interested in executive level education; and inspire and help educate undergraduates in National Capital Region internship programs like the Washington Semester and Hokies on the Hill.
- - 2016 Outstanding Senior Awards
- - Virginia Tech study expected to measure region's growth in entrepreneurship
    Building on efforts to foster entrepreneurship in the region, Virginia Tech’s Office of Economic Development will explore issues raised in the Regional Innovation Blueprint.
- - Virginia Tech Community Design Assistance Center receives EPA Brownfields Assessment grants
    The Community Design Assistance Center has been awarded a total of $400,000 in grants from the Environmental Protection Agency to assess sites in southwest Virginia and create concepts for redevelopment of the sites.
- - Nneoma Nwankwo named Virginia Tech's Undergraduate Student of the Year
    “At Virginia Tech, I have been challenged to live in service to others,” Nwankwo said. “I have learned how to lead boldly as I pursue my global development interests."

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