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- - Symposium fuels scholars' roles in combating inequity
    Escalating inequity is humanity's greatest challenge, said Sylvester Johnson, Virginia Tech’s assistant vice provost for the humanities. He was keynote speaker for the university’s first Advancing the Human Condition Symposium.
- - 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.
- - Fred Piercy honored with emeritus status
    A member of the university community since 2000, Piercy’s teaching and scholarship focused on marriage and family therapy education, substance abuse intervention, research methods in marriage and family therapy, and cross-national marriage and family therapy.
- - Researchers from music and engineering team up to turn big data into sound
    Instead of showing information visually, this pioneering approach uses immersive spatial sound to represent data with the goal of developing a better understanding of complex systems.
- - Frederic J. Baumgartner honored with emeritus status
    A member of the university community since 1976, Baumgartner earned an international reputation as a leading scholar of early modern France, military history, and the Reformation.
- - 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.
- - Cadets chosen to highlight the colors at the Virginia game
    Cadets Madeleine Mitcham, of Falls Church, Virginia, and Logan Grow, of Richmond, Virginia, will receive the flags at Friday’s football game in Charlottesville.
- - Corps of Cadets alumnus Lt. Javan Rasnake named Pittsburgh game Hokie Hero
    Rasnake is currently serving as the public affairs officer for Naval Support Activity Bahrain, home to the U.S. Navy's Fifth Fleet.
- - Skipper Crew cadets put in hard work to maintain Virginia Tech’s football tradition
    “Skipper is a staple of this university. Getting to be a part of that is awesome,” said Cadet Bri Jordan, a junior in Naval ROTC from Charlottesville, Virginia, and this year's gun captain.
- - Cadets chosen to highlight the colors at the Pittsburgh game
    The cadets, selected based on their performance during training, render honor to the flags and then carry them off the field.
- - 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.
- - Giving back to those who serve
    Through the Austin Excellence Fund for Student Veterans, Paul and Linda Austin seek to give back to those who have given so much to the United States through military service.
- - Cadet chosen to highlight the colors at the Georgia Tech game
    Joseph Haynes, a senior majoring in political science, was chosen for his well-roundedness and high performance as a cadet and student.
- - Photos and video: Virginia Tech students perform for master musician Yo-Yo Ma
    The Moss Arts Center hosted a special master class with legendary cellist Yo-Yo Ma and students from Virginia Tech’s School of Performing Arts.
- - Corps of Cadets alumnus Maj. Andrew Prunty named Miami game Hokie Hero
    Prunty is a signal advisor to the Office of the Program Manager-Saudi Arabian National Guard.
- - Virginia Tech students perform an evening of jazz classics with guest artist Chad Eby
    Saxophonist and educator Chad Eby will perform with the Virginia Tech Jazz Ensembles on Saturday, Nov. 11, at the Moss Arts Center.
- - Community invited to Virginia Tech Corps of Cadets’ Veterans Day events
    The observances begin with a Veterans Day remembrance ceremony at 10:30 a.m. in the War Memorial Chapel. Professor of Aerospace Studies Col. Cameron Torrens, who oversees Virginia Tech’s Air Force ROTC Detachment 875, will speak.
- - Contemporary theatre artist Ping Chong re-creates his 'Nosferatu' at Virginia Tech
    The School of Performing Arts presents "Nosferatu: A Vampire Tale For Our Times," written and directed by contemporary theatre artist Ping Chong, Nov. 7-15 in Squires Studio Theatre.
- - Virginia Tech Corps of Cadets to host Medal of Honor recipient Clinton Romesha
    Romesha, a former U.S. Army staff sergeant, received the Medal of Honor for his actions on Oct. 3, 2009, during a deadly attack on Combat Outpost Keating in Afghanistan.
- - Corps of Cadets alumnus Navy Lt. Cmdr. Lauren Lawson named Duke game Hokie Hero
    Lawson is deployed for to Al Udeid, Qatar, as a member of the Combined Air Operations Center.

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