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- - Innovative architect to speak about the future (of architecture) on Feb. 6
    James Timberlake, an award-winning architect and FAIA and LEED Fellow, will discuss the future of architecture in a university-wide lecture hosted by Virginia Tech's Macromolecules Innovation Institute and College of Architecture and Urban Studies.
- - Photos and video: Virginia Tech, City of Radford, and Glencoe Mansion partner to build New River Train Observatory
    Students from Virginia Tech's College of Architecture and Urban Studies are participating in a design-build partnership with the City of Radford, Virginia, and Glencoe Mansion to build a train-viewing platform that highlights the city's history as a railroad town.
- - Graduate School seeks nominations for outstanding faculty mentor awards
    The nominee must be a full-time faculty member who has successfully mentored students at the master’s degree and Ph.D. level.
- - Nominate outstanding graduate students for annual awards
- - Workshop series to teach the art of connecting with audiences
    The weekly sessions will offer a range of creative techniques to help Virginia Tech faculty, students, and staff communicate ideas and forge collaborations.
- - Nationally renowned Virginia artist and professor emeritus Ray Kass celebrated with exhibitions across Virginia Tech campus
    Kass has an extensive record of national and international exhibitions. His work, which has influenced generations of artists, will be featured in exhibitions at the Moss Arts Center, Perspective Gallery, and Armory Gallery.
- - Policy Strategic Growth Area advances interaction and collaboration at open forums
    The purpose of the forums was to “provide an opportunity for faculty from diverse disciplines to come together to share their interests and make new connections related to policy,” said Isabel Bradburn, research director in the Department of Human Development and Policy SGA program manager.
- - Joyce Rothschild honored with emerita status
    Rothschild recently retired after 26 years at Virginia Tech. She gained renown as an influential and pioneering scholar for her work identifying decentralized alternatives to hierarchy and bureaucracy and focusing on the treatment of whistle blowers.
- - Save Our Towns pays a call on the storytelling capital of the world
    Residents of Jonesborough, Tennessee, disagreed over what its most marketable claim to fame would be and, in the end, hired a consultant to point out the obvious.
- - Virginia Center for Housing Research leads study to tackle growing need for affordable housing
    A landmark intercollegiate study led by Virginia Tech shows that affordable housing in the commonwealth must grow significantly to meet rising workforce demand.
- - Class of 2017: Marc Fialkoff informs the future of critical infrastructure, disaster recovery, and nuclear security
    A 2017 Ph.D. graduate in planning, governance, and globalization, Fialkoff combines aptitudes as a lawyer and planner to guide critical infrastructure and nuclear security and thrive in the lab or the classroom.
- - Funding program creates more research opportunities for undergraduates
    Nine interdisciplinary teams of Virginia Tech faculty won the awards, which will help them build new undergraduate-research programs and compete for national grants.
- - A West Virginia town preps for life after coal
    Williamson, steeped in Hatfield-McCoy history and once rich in coal, may now be more well known outside Appalachia than in.
- - Fall commencement scheduled for Dec. 21
    The University Ceremony will begin at 10:30 a.m. The Graduate School ceremony will start at 2:30 p.m. Both events will be held in Cassell Coliseum.
- - Alumnus propels research with donation of 16 motion capture suits
    Virginia Tech researchers and students plan to use the donated motion capture suits to study body motion and injury prevention, thanks to Jamie Marraccini (electrical engineering '93), founder, CEO, and president of Inertial Labs.
- - Breaking bread during Thanksgiving in 2017
    With Thanksgiving approaching many Americans may be anxious about difficult conversations that could emerge. No one wants their Thanksgiving meal to turn into a food fight. Virginia Tech expert Todd Schenk has some recommendations on how to navigate conversation with friends and family, in 2017.
- - Students take roles as campus innovators through global design program
    Virginia Tech's first University Innovation Fellows are a four-student team who want to create a campus hub to offer information for all students about learning outside of the classroom, from internships to studying abroad.
- - Cadet chosen to highlight the colors during the Miami game
    Cadets are selected based on their performance during training. During pregame events, they render honor to the flags carried by football players and then take them off the field.
- - White roofing isn’t always green, Virginia Tech study confirms
    How a roof reflects light on its surroundings can make a big difference, the faculty-student research reveals, offering new evidence to challenge commonly accepted LEED and international standards.
- - Save Our Towns vrooms into Vinton
    A small town near a much bigger city, Vinton lacked dynamism until a key project started revving things up again.

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