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- - Virginia Tech employees recognized for outstanding customer service
    Employees in the division provide a range of support services that ensure the day-to-day operations of Virginia Tech run smoothly and efficiently.
- - Virginia Tech faculty members produce first textbook on veterinary medical education
    The publication of “Veterinary Medical Education” coincides with the completion of the veterinary college’s first year in a new doctor of veterinary medicine curriculum.
- - Summer Chamber Music Series returns to the Moss Arts Center with free performances
    The series of free public concerts offers a diverse and inspiring range of chamber music performed by acclaimed musicians who have shared the stage with some of the world’s greatest orchestras and ensembles.
- - International Contemporary Furniture Fair showcases high-tech, high-craft student and faculty work from across Virginia Tech
    Students and faculty from the College of Architecture and Urban Studies previewed the future of furniture design at one of the industry's most-coveted venues.
- - Wade Stokes joins College of Science as assistant dean of advancement
    The College of Science has named L. Wade Stokes as its assistant dean of advancement.
- - Director of Fraternity and Sorority Life focuses big-scale goals on individual transformative growth
    Though Byron Hughes' role as director of Fraternity and Sorority Life at Virginia Tech is focused on the overall direction and vision of the department, he never misses an opportunity to create intentional and meaningful relationships with students.
- - Summer Arts Festival fun begins June 2
    Live music, theatre, movies, art exhibits, and festivals are all a part of the 2017 Summer Arts Festival in Blacksburg, beginning June 2. All events are free.
- - Dining Services director Ted Faulkner receives Silver Plate Award
    Often referred to as the "Academy Awards of the foodservice sector," International Foodservice Manufacturers Association instituted the Gold and Silver Plate Awards to pay tribute to the most outstanding and innovative talents in foodservice operations.
- - Process for UPS and FedEx packages leaving campus changing
- - Veterinary college holds No. 2 admissions spot in North America for third year in row
    More than 1,600 prospective students applied to enter the college’s Doctor of Veterinary Medicine program in the fall, representing the second largest applicant pool in North America for the third year in a row, according to the latest figures from the Association of American Veterinary Medical Colleges.
- - As corn pest ravages crops in Africa, Virginia Tech program leads the charge
    Virginia Tech's Feed the Future Innovation Lab for Integrated Pest Management steps up to fight a devastating corn pest in Africa.
- - Virginia Tech to cosponsor VirginiaBrainRx Symposium in Charlottesville May 30-31
    Organizer David Kingston said the idea of the consortium is to facilitate collaborative drug discovery, development, and delivery in the Commonwealth of Virginia.
- - Virginia Tech mechanical engineering lab receives autonomous driving simulator
    For more than 20 years, engineers at Virginia Tech have been working toward autonomous vehicles. Virginia Tech’s newest laboratory, the Autonomous Systems and Intelligent Machines lab, provides data-driven, scientific insight into how people interact with automated vehicle systems.
- - Professor David Bevan receives Graduate School's outstanding mentor award
    Bevan’s research involves the application of computational molecular modeling to relate the structure and dynamics of molecular systems to function.
- - The Moss Arts Center celebrates Virginia’s heritage music during the Crooked Road’s Mountains of Music Homecoming
    Events include a concert featuring Ralph Stanley II and the Clinch Mountain Boys, with special guests Ricky Skaggs and Larry Sparks, and a live performance of the Floyd Radio Show.
- - 2017-18 Benefits Summary available online
- - Engineering professor Amy Pruden receives Graduate School's outstanding mentor award
    Pruden currently does research on antibiotics that get into our water supply and how to remove them.
- - Nonnative catfish not primary driver of American shad declines in James River
    A study found that although nonnative catfish do prey on American shad and other native species, predation is not solely responsible for declines in these fish populations.
- - Virginia Tech researchers discover hottest lavas that erupted in past 2.5 billion years from Earth’s core-mantle boundary
    Researchers led by the Virginia Tech College of Science discovered that deep portions of Earth’s mantle might be as hot as they were more than 2.5 billion years ago.
- - A new voice in country music, singer-songwriter Dori Freeman returns to her Southwest Virginia roots
    Named one of the “10 Country Artists You Need to Know” by Rolling Stone Magazine, Freeman performs at the Moss Arts Center on June 8 at 7:30 p.m. Please note that this performance was originally scheduled for March 10, 2017. Original tickets dated March 10 will be honored for this event.

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