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- - Virginia Cyber Security Commission to hold public meeting Feb. 24 on campus
    Virginia Tech will host a meeting of the Virginia Cyber Security Commission from 1:30 to 3 p.m. Feb. 24 in the Holtzman Alumni Center's Assembly Hall.
- - Programmers, developers gather for 36-hour VTHacks marathon
    Hundreds gather for a three-day coding computer and hardware marathon called VTHacks.
- - New Microsoft TV commercial features Computer Science's Wu Feng and his efforts to spur medical discoveries
    Microsoft is debuting a new television commercial featuring Wu Feng, a professor with College of Engineering.
- - Important safety information about university telephones
- - New approach to student projects promotes passion, learning for its own sake
    Virginia Tech Assistant Professor Tim Baird let students design their own project assignments to promote engagement and learning.
- - Matthew Serr earns Registered Communications Distribution Designer designation
- - Virginia Tech creates digital repository for Kenya law archive
    A professor in the Department of History has partnered with Kenya Law and the Virginia Tech Discovery Commons to create a searchable digital archive of the Kenya Gazette.
- - Campus safety and security further enhanced with technology
    Innovative technologies make Virginia Tech's campus safer and more secure.
- - Engineering students to hold 'hacking' workshops in November
    Virginia Tech student organizers from the College of Engineering are building on the success of their first hackathon, hosting a series of hacking workshops during the first two weeks of November.
- - John F. Moore honored with emeritus status
    Emeritus status has been conferred on John F. Moore, retired associate professor and senior director of learning technologies, in recognition of his leadership and service to Technology-enhanced Learning and Online Strategies at Virginia Tech.
- - New cloud-based computing options now available for faculty and staff
    A new service from Virginia Tech and Microsoft provides enhanced collaboration, communication, and data sharing capabilities for the university community.
- - Tech Teams spur testing of emerging technologies for teaching, learning, and collaboration
    Announcing a new opportunity for producing thorough peer reviews of emerging technologies for learning and teaching.
- - Marc T. DeBonis to lead Collaborative Computing Solutions unit within Information Technology
    The article announces the creation of a new unit within Information technology and the appointment of Marc DeBonis as its director.
- - Heartbleed security vulnerability creates need for password changes by May 5
    Describes required password changes affecting the whole Virginia Tech community, necessitated by the Heartbleed encryption flaw. Users need to change their PID, Banner, and VT Google Apps passwords by May 5th.
- - Virginia Tech to increase data analytics capability through use of new business intelligence system
    Implementation of a new business intelligence system is underway. System will allow users to access, merge, and analyze data for improved decision-making.
- - Exemplary undergraduate ePortfolios to be shared at upcoming event
    Announcement for an open house showcasing exemplary undergraduate ePortfolios, which allow students from all university areas to create a customized body of work, enhanced with video and other media, to reflect growth and learning over time.
- - Anne H. Moore honored with emerita status
- - Virginia Tech launches new research and education network exchange in Atlanta
    Virginia Tech has added a second high-performance data network exchange facility in Atlanta, Ga. which complements a similar facility already operated by Virginia Tech in Northern Virginia. Having redundancy in these facilities not only increases network capacity, it also reduces the risks of network outages.
- - Dale D. Pike to lead Technology-enhanced Learning and Online Strategies unit
    A new Executive Director for Virginia Tech's Technology-enhanced Learning and Online Strategies department has been named. Dale Pike, of Boise, Idaho, begins his new role on March 3.
- - Researchers seek ways to bring high-speed Internet to more homes and businesses in rural Virginia

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