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- - Dawn Cutler first to graduate with dual master’s degrees from unique Two Capitals, Two Masters program
    Cutler completed a master of arts in international conflict and security, with a specialization in human rights law, at the University of Kent during the 2015-16 academic year and will receive a masters in public and international affairs from Virginia Tech at the National Capital Region Commencement on May 14.
- - Kelly Cooper named 2017 Outstanding Senior for College of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences
    Cooper’s hard work both in and out of the classroom has been recognized with an array of awards, such as the Department of History Banks Award and the Digital History Prize, and a range of scholarships, including the Patricia A. Gallagher Scholarship and the Leslie Sherman Memorial Scholarship.
- - Graduate School's 2017 Diversity Scholars share their projects Thursday
    Students will give five-minute presentations about their work in lightning round format. The program is free and open to the public.
- - CAUS young alumni dominate national American Institute of Architects Awards
    Two recent graduates earned Virginia Tech the distinction of being the only architectural program to boast two 2017 national Young Architect alumni winners.
- - Hokies ‘Make a Mark’ in 12-hour design-a-thon for nonprofits
    Hokies of all ages and disciplines came together in a 12-hour design marathon led by a Virginia Tech alumnus to create free marketing essentials for nonprofits.
- - Marya Barlow named director of communications for Virginia Tech College of Architecture and Urban Studies
    Barlow brings more than 20 years of professional communications experience in higher education, Fortune 500 companies, and newsrooms to the role.
- - Morgan Matt named College of Architecture and Urban Studies 2017 Outstanding Senior
    Matt launched a start-up company, funded successful products on Kickstarter, and redesigned archaic everyday items to be more humane and sustainable.
- - Undergrads learn from experts how cybersecurity and policy intersect
    The Hume Center in the National Capital Region offers a CyberLeaders program in partnership with the School of Public and International Affairs and the Pamplin College of Business.
- - smART Field project to be showcased for first time at May 1 ICAT Day
    Students, employees, and community members can learn more about how Virginia Tech researchers are re-imaging the future of the university’s iconic Drillfield at the center of campus.
- - Virginia Tech students present at the National Conference on Undergraduate Research
    The Office of Undergraduate Research sent eight students to the University of Memphis for the national conference earlier this month.
- - Graduate School honors Citizen Scholars for their outreach and engagement
    Eleven Virginia Tech graduate students were named Citizen Scholars for their efforts to combine scholarship with community engagement.
- - Nine graduate students will be inducted into the Edward Bouchet Graduate Honor Society
    Established in 2005 by Yale and Howard universities, the society is named for the first African American to earn a doctoral degree in the United States. Edward Bouchet graduated from Yale College in 1874 and earned his doctoral degree in physics from Yale University in 1876.
- - Graduate School recognizes award winners for scholarship, teaching, and service
    The award recipients were recognized at a special dinner during Graduate Education Week.
- - Undergraduate researchers represent Virginia Tech at the ACC Meeting of the Minds Conference
    Funded by ACC athletics, the conference demonstrates both the collaborative relationship that exists between athletics and academics and the conference’s commitment to excellence in education. The annual meeting was held March 21 to April 2.
- - School of Visual Arts student and faculty designs win seven ADDY awards
    Their designs, ranging from beer labels to mobile apps created for regional and national clients, now advance to the next round in the world’s largest advertising competition, which draws more than 40,000 entries annually.
- - Virginia Tech's libraries will highlight women's contributions to architecture through digitization project
    With a $232,356 grant from the Council on Library and Information Resources, the University Libraries at Virginia Tech will digitize and document a significant part of the work of 30 women architects.
- - In Save Our Towns season finale, Harrisonburg embraces immigrants
    Blowback against anti-immigrant sentiment and a boost for manufacturing in Southwest Virginia are among the subjects closing out the season on the award-winning web-episode series.
- - Experts at Virginia Tech Capitol Hill panel agree that cybersecurity solutions are top priority as threats increase
    Russian hacking in the 2016 election, recent leaks of U.S. intelligence cyber tools, vulnerabilities in critical infrastructure and the Internet of Things, and cybersecurity workforce development were all part of the conversation.
- - Conference examines eroding public trust in government
    The conference, called "Faith in the System: Restoring Trust in Government in a Time of Complex Governing Challenges," will occur on March 24 at the Inn at Virginia Tech and Skelton Conference Center. A live audio broadcast will be available through WebEx.
- - Community Voices events March 23 focus on democracy and autocracy
    Turkish journalist Mahir Zeynalov will discuss his experiences with dwindling press and media freedoms.

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