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- - Inaugural College of Science Dean’s Discovery Fund provides support for faculty research
    The first alumni-endowed Virginia Tech College of Science Dean’s Discovery Fund, started by Sally C. Morton, supports vital research advances ranging from cancer treatment to a neutrino detector.
- - Individuals who interact with minors no longer have to take two required trainings
- - Camera-trap research paves the way for global monitoring networks
    A team of researchers from universities, government agencies, and nonprofit organizations all over the world compiled camera-trap data from 12 countries to evaluate impacts on 96 carnivore species, ranging from Arctic foxes to Sumatran tigers.
- - A tale of love, power, and vengeance unfolds in fully staged production of ‘Rigoletto’
    Presented by the Moss Arts Center, the Charlottesville Opera performs the classic Verdi opera, complete with orchestra and subtitles, on July 9.
- - Psychology’s clinical science doctoral program earns outstanding training program award
    Virginia Tech's Department of Psychology clinical science doctoral program is being honored with the 2017 Outstanding Training Program Award by the Association for Behavioral and Cognitive Therapies.
- - Virginia Tech’s natural resources program ranked No. 1 in nation for third straight year
    USA Today College ranked the nation’s 49 universities that offer a comprehensive program in natural resources and conservation.
- - Tom Hammett named visiting professor at Nepal’s Agriculture and Forestry University
    During his four-year appointment, Hammett will work closely with the Agriculture and Forestry University’s administration and faculty while continuing to teach and conduct research at Virginia Tech.
- - Research finds common household chemicals lead to birth defects in mice
    A new study at the Edward Via College of Osteopathic Medicine and the Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine at Virginia Tech has found a connection between common household chemicals and birth defects.
- - Brandy Salmon to head Virginia Tech’s new business engagement center
    Salmon has more than a decade of experience building relationships between industry and researchers. Her hiring followed a nationwide search for an executive to build a team of business development directors who will serve as primary points of contact for companies interested in a wide range of partnership opportunities with Virginia Tech.
- - Summer means New Student Orientation for thousands of new Hokies
    Incoming students will be welcomed to campus starting in mid-June and through the beginning of August for First-Year Orientation and Transfer Orientation. To accommodate Virginia Tech's increased enrollment, two additional sessions have been added.
- - Virginia Tech awarded grant to commit to diversity, inclusion for success in science education
    The idea behind the grant is to help such institutions as Virginia Tech work with first-generation students and students transferring in from community colleges to guide them into STEM-related careers.
- - Virginia Tech’s College of Natural Resources and Environment, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service target students for future conservation careers
    The two partners signed a memorandum of understanding that will help connect Virginia Tech students with U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service programs and career development opportunities.
- - Virginia Tech to hold ‘Lights Out!/Power Down!’ event June 22
    On June 22 from 2-3 p.m., Virginia Tech students and employees are being asked to turn off and unplug all noncritical lighting and electrical loads.
- - Photos: Facilities Girls Day 2017
    Rising eighth grade students from Montgomery County and Roanoke City recently spent the day at Virginia Tech to learn about career opportunities in the traditionally male-dominated facilities industry.
- - Veterinary college names distinguished alumni award winners
    The Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine at Virginia Tech has recognized two alumni with its Lifetime Achievement Award and Outstanding Recent Alumni Award.
- - Learn summer safety for your family with Hokie Wellness parenting series
- - Stormwater retention ponds may not protect surface waters from road salt contamination
    Salts used to clear ice and snow from roadways are reaching surface and groundwater systems rather than being absorbed by soil and plants as intended by stormwater management practices.
- - Children needed for a transportation study
    The Virginia Tech Transportation Institute is seeking children between 7 to 12 years old, as well as one parent or guardian per child, to participate in a research study.
- - Transportation institute researcher receives national award for safety engineering excellence
    Myra Blanco, director of the Center for Public Policy, Partnerships, and Outreach and an advanced-vehicle researcher at the Virginia Tech Transportation Institute, has been named the recipient of the 2017 U.S. Government Award for Safety Engineering Excellence.
- - Dozens of construction projects in full-swing during summer months at Virginia Tech
    Throughout the summer, drivers and pedestrians in the area should expect delays and detours to be in place to allow contractors to get their work done as quickly as possible.

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