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- - Graduate School celebrates students and mentors at annual awards dinner
    The outstanding master's and doctoral degree students were honored at the Graduate School awards banquet during Graduate Education Week.
- - Research teams led by junior faculty win seed funding for new projects
    The Institute for Critical Technology and Applied Science's flagship funding program, the Junior Faculty Awards are designed to provide seed funding for new projects that have the potential to grow into vibrant research programs attracting major federal grants.
- - Undergraduate student innovators are finding creative solutions to complex problems
    Virginia Tech is fueling the work of interdisciplinary student project teams with funding awards through its Creativity and Innovation Strategic Growth Area.
- - Graduate School Citizen Scholars connect their research with their communities
    Each year, the Graduate School offers a challenge to graduate students: Create and implement a project that connects your research with a community.
- - Virginia Tech ‘fog harp’ increases collection capacity for clean water
    A passive, durable, and effective method of water collection, fog harvesting consists of catching the microscopic droplets of water suspended in the wind that make up fog. An interdisciplinary research team at Virginia Tech has improved the traditional design of fog nets to increase their collection capacity by threefold.
- - Rachel Iwicki, Zo Amani to represent students on Board of Visitors
    Iwicki is the new undergraduate student representative, and Amani will represent graduate students. They will serve a one-year term, beginning July 1.
- - Increasing enrollment and hands-on, minds-on opportunities drive sustainable biomaterials faculty hires
    The addition of new faculty members will help the department continue serving students in new and innovative ways that will set them up for future success.
- - Virginia Tech’s landscape architecture program grabs the global spotlight
    This week, the nationally recognized program hosts the world’s largest conference of international landscape architecture educators – and earns top awards for its faculty.
- - Ray Kass takes art at Virginia Tech 'Beyond Boundaries'
    The prolific artist and professor emeritus keeps Virginia Tech and Southwest Virginia in his soul … and in the spotlight.
- - Virginia Tech graduate programs continue to rank among the top in the nation
    For the fifth year, Virginia Tech’s College of Engineering placed among the top 30 in the nation in the U.S. News & World Report’s graduate program rankings of colleges for 2019.
- - Virginia Tech alumnus David Calhoun gives historic $20 million to transform honors education
    Calhoun’s $20 million donation supports the launch of a pilot model of collaborative learning within the Honors College. A special event for the media and guests will be held Tuesday at 10:30 a.m. in the Moss Arts Center.
- - ‘Shakespeare’s Garden,’ an immersive theatrical installation, begins March 22
    The installation, which uses the spatial audio capabilities of the Cube, will enable visitors to explore an immersive sound and visual experience as they follow a meandering path through the space and listen to Shakespearean texts performed by Virginia Tech students.
- - G'Days ahead for Virginia Tech's College of Architecture and Urban Studies
    New Dean Richard Blythe brings Australian charm, visionary leadership, and dogged determination to his role as the college's seventh dean.
- - Virginia Tech cadets put skills to the test during March 17 Platoon Tactical Challenge
    The Platoon Tactical Challenge is a training exercise made up of six stations. In all, 24 platoons of cadets will run the course and complete the challenges at each station in the fastest time possible.
- - Urban planning alumna transforms class material into radio program
    Valeria Gelman and her classmates collected stories from businesses located in the historically significant Nauck/Green Valley neighborhood in Arlington.
- - Virginia Tech architecture students design new chapter for African university library
    Nearly three years after a fire destroyed Mzuzu University's library, students in Virginia Tech’s College of Architecture and Urban Studies are designing a new library for the Malawi institution, located in one of the world's most impoverished nations.
- - Community Voices hosts Washington Post reporter and author Amy Goldstein on Feb. 19
    Goldstein wove the stories of a small city and its people together in "Janesville: An American Story." All events on Feb. 19 are free and open to the university community and general public.
- - Lucy and Olivio Ferrari Archive honors faculty couple that helped form Virginia Tech's College of Architecture and Urban Studies
    More than five decades after they first joined the School of Architecture + Design, the Ferraris are a lasting source of inspiration and pride for students, faculty, and alumni.
- - Save Our Towns picks up on Pikeville’s party mood
    The small Kentucky city celebrates success in taking only 10 months to fill its industrial park.
- - In Memoriam: Dennis John Kilper, professor emeritus in the College of Architecture and Urban Studies
    Kilper, the T.A. Carter Professor of Architecture Chair in the School of Architecture + Design, died of complications of the flu and will be remembered in a memorial service in Blacksburg Saturday.

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