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- - School of Performing Arts presents David Mamet's 'Glengarry Glen Ross'
    This production is running for 10 performances and features an all-female cast, bringing a fresh dynamic to the 20th-century classic. The play opens April 18.
- - Sophomore creates scholarship coaching business
    Danielle Jeffers had to find a way to pay her way through college. Now, she's helping other students do the same thing.
- - Kevin Edgar and doctoral student receive American Chemical Society awards
    Kevin Edgar, professor of biomaterials and bioprocessing, and Yifan Dong, a doctoral student in polymer chemistry, were honored by the American Chemical Society’s Cellulose and Renewable Materials Division.
- - A living legacy — students give new life to historic campus trees
    Students in the Wood Enterprise Institute gave a table they handcrafted from a white oak and sycamore to the Virginia Tech Alumni Association.
- - Stuart Pimsler Dance & Theater brings a journey in movement, featuring dance, theatre, and film, with ‘Matinee’
    Inspired by timeless romantic films, the nature of relationships is explored in the company’s newest work, which will be at the Moss Arts Center on April 22 at 7:30 p.m.
- - Virginia Tech Honors College students participating in Stamps Scholars National Convention
    The event is sponsored by the Stamps Family Charitable Foundation, which partners with 42 schools around the country to provide scholarships to students with strong leadership potential, academic merit, and exceptional character.
- - Virginia Tech students work with guest conductor Steven White in upcoming New River Valley Symphony Orchestra concert
    The New River Valley Symphony Orchestra performs a program of audience favorites on April 6 in the Moss Arts Center.
- - 'Between Earth and Sky: Climate Change on the Last Frontier' will be screened April 12 at the Lyric
    The documentary film will screened at 7 p.m. and the film’s executive producer David Weindorf will be on hand to introduce the movie.
- - ‘Performance in Remembrance’ offers commemoration and reflection through dance, music, and spoken word
    The event, featuring Virginia Tech student music and dance ensembles, will be held at the Moss Arts Center on April 14 at 7 p.m.
- - U.S. Student Fulbright competition opens April 3
    Students interested in research or study and teaching opportunities in more than 140 countries are invited to submit applications to the U.S. Student Fulbright. The 2018-2019 opens on April 3.
- - Virginia Tech’s first-year cadets to complete spring Caldwell March on April 15
    This is the second half of the 26-mile march made in commemoration of the journey Addison Caldwell, Virginia Tech’s first cadet and student, made to Virginia Tech in 1872.
- - School of Visual Arts student and faculty designs win seven ADDY awards
    Their designs, ranging from beer labels to mobile apps created for regional and national clients, now advance to the next round in the world’s largest advertising competition, which draws more than 40,000 entries annually.
- - Drivers needed for a research study
    The Virginia Tech Transportation Institute is seeking drivers who drive a 2014 or newer Lincoln, Cadillac, Audi, Lexus, Acura, Infiniti, Volvo, Tesla, BMW, or Mercedes.
- - Science Dean Sally C. Morton publishes new textbook on comparative effectiveness research
    The textbook, "Methods in Comparative Effectiveness Research," is a 550-plus-page book that describes statistical methods in comparative effectiveness research in health care.
- - Three faculty members editing textbook on clinical child and adolescent psychology
    Three psychology faculty members in the College of Science are co-editing the new Oxford Handbook of Clinical Child and Adolescent Psychology, a book that will be the reference volume for academics and practitioners of child psychology and psychiatry in the years to come.
- - Sensor provides undergraduates with portable lab experience
    Two mechanical engineering professors are pioneering a portable lab experience for undergraduates using an inexpensive sensor.
- - Exhibition by artist Susan Danko inspired by the beauty and vulnerability of nature
    The contemporary landscape painter’s exhibition will open with a reception at the Moss Arts Center on April 13. Her landscape works have also inspired a number of related events on campus.
- - Virginia Tech helps Nepal mobilize against devastating pest
    On the ground in Nepal, scientists are sharing strategies with farmers and policymakers to save the country's tomato crop.
- - DataFest this weekend challenges students' statistical and analytical smarts
    Virginia Tech will host its second DataFest competition in the New Classroom Building. In teams, students win by being judged as having the best solutions to the questions posed for the event.
- - Online course for Virginia forest landowners begins May 15
    The course, offered by the Virginia Forest Landowner Education Program, helps private landowners become better stewards of their land.

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