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- - Virginia Tech Corps of Cadets cannon to fire Saturday
    A parade marking the acceptance of the Class of 2021 into the Virginia Tech Corps of Cadets will be at 10 am. Saturday, Aug. 26, on the Drillfield.
- - Hokies Live Well fall program encourages participation in wellness activities
- - Conservation Management Institute realigns to maximize funding and research opportunities
    The Conservation Management Institute's realignment with the Department of Fish and Wildlife Conservation will strengthen research opportunities, benefiting clients, students, and the community at large.
- - Mindful Mondays to be held at Solitude for employees and students
    Join Hokie Wellness for Mindful Mondays from 12-1 p.m. beginning Monday, Sept. 11, at the Solitude House, 705 West Campus Drive, during the fall semester.
- - Your guide to the first weeks of the semester
    Welcome, Hokies! Move-in days begin Aug. 23. Check out key dates for residence halls, dining centers, and events that start off the fall semester.
- - Photos and video: Communicating Science course serves as cornerstone of German Fulbright Summer Institute
    Virginia Tech hosted 24 German undergraduates for a three-week summer institute. The students participated in a class called 'Communicating Science,' where they learned to communicate, collaborate, and connect across differences and disciplines.
- - Virginia Tech professor raises awareness about animal biotechnology and fisheries genetics
    Professor Eric Hallerman recently published “Genetic Resources of Neotropical Fishes,” which offers recommendations to help fisheries professionals in Latin America utilize fisheries genetics.
- - 2017 retirement planning seminars available to employees
- - 2016-17 parking permits have expired, purchase your new permit for 2017-18
- - Drivers with towing experience needed for a research study
    The Virginia Tech Transportation Institute is seeking drivers who have experience towing using a pick-up truck, SUV, or van to participate in a research study .
- - Virginia Tech Corps of Cadets Class of 2021 to arrive Saturday
    About 360 new cadets who make up the Virginia Tech Corps of Cadets’ incoming Class of 2021 will arrive on campus on Saturday, Aug.19, to begin New Cadet Week training.
- - NSF supports disaster resilience graduate program at Virginia Tech
    The $3 million grant will significantly expand the existing interdisciplinary graduate education program in disaster resilience administered through the Virginia Tech Graduate School.
- - Sally C. Morton to receive Janet L. Norwood Award for outstanding achievement by a woman in statistical sciences
    Sally C. Morton, dean of the Virginia Tech College of Science and a professor of statistics, is being honored by the University of Alabama at Birmingham with its 16th Annual Janet L. Norwood Award.
- - 2017-18 Faculty-Staff Planning Calendar now available
- - Stand-up comedian and former contributor to ‘The Daily Show’ Demetri Martin to perform at the Moss Arts Center
    Martin brings his deadpan delivery, quirky one-liners, and witty humor to campus on Aug. 26 for a Moss Arts Center Student Ambassadors’ Choice event.
- - Photos: Employee Development Certificate Program ceremony
    Certificates were awarded to Virginia Tech employees at a ceremony on July 19.
- - Valerie Ragan honored with top public service veterinarian award
    Valerie Ragan, director of the Center for Public and Corporate Veterinary Medicine at the Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine at Virginia Tech, has earned the top honor for public service veterinarians.
- - Virginia Tech researchers discover potentially harmful airborne nanoparticles produced through burning of coal
    Scientists have discovered that the burning of coal produces incredibly small particles of a highly unusual form of titanium oxide. These nanoparticles can be inhaled into the lungs and potentially the bloodstream, a finding that deepens the health-related consequences from one of the world’s largest energy production practices.
- - Multicultural Academic Opportunities Program hosts interns for 25th summer
    Daniel Essandoh (left), chemical engineering major at Virginia Tech, briefly explains his research project at the MAOP Summer Research Symposium.
- - Enzyme may help bacteria become craftier and more dangerous
    The finding, published in Scientific Reports, will help scientists better understand how dangerous bacteria, such as pathogenic E. coli and Pseudomonas, create biofilms to colonize the human body and medical implants, including pacemakers.

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