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- - Students pitch business ideas, vie for prizes at Entrepreneur Challenge Finals
    In the finals, the top 12 teams will pitch before a live audience in a bid to win $60,000 in prizes, including the $25,000 grand prize.
- - Graduate Education Week begins on March 26
    Many departments and graduate programs join the Graduate School in offering a range of events and activities focusing on students and their work, programs, professional development, and fun.
- - 3.2-Mile Run in Remembrance set for Saturday, April 14
    The run is an annual event that honors and remembers the 32 individuals who lost their lives on April 16, 2007.
- - Ray Kass takes art at Virginia Tech 'Beyond Boundaries'
    The prolific artist and professor emeritus keeps Virginia Tech and Southwest Virginia in his soul … and in the spotlight.
- - Virginia Tech graduate programs continue to rank among the top in the nation
    For the fifth year, Virginia Tech’s College of Engineering placed among the top 30 in the nation in the U.S. News & World Report’s graduate program rankings of colleges for 2019.
- - Cutchins Leadership Lecture Series brings Gen. Mark A. Welsh III to Virginia Tech on April 5
    Welsh's military career included assignments as commandant of the U.S. Air Force Academy, associate director of military affairs at the Central Intelligence Agency, commander of U.S. Air Forces in Europe and NATO's Air Command, and chief of staff of the Air Force.
- - 'Cinescapes' concert to highlight music from film
    The fifth annual musical exposition will be performed Sunday, March 25, at the Moss Arts Center. All proceeds go to Delta Omicron to support music scholarships at Virginia Tech.
- - Virginia Tech Board of Visitors to meet March 25-26
    The Virginia Tech Board of Visitors will hold its quarterly board meeting March 26 at 1:15 p.m. in the Board Room of Torgersen Hall (Room 2100) on the Blacksburg campus.
- - Celebrate learning equity and engagement with the University Libraries during Open Education Week
    University Libraries at Virginia Tech will celebrate Open Education Week March 19 - 23 to recognize the move toward more meaningful learning by incorporating open educational resources in teaching and learning.
- - Virginia Tech Corps of Cadets' Jaffe Eager Squad and Eager Individual drill competitions set for March 24
    Drill, or marching, is a military tradition rooted in the need to move large numbers of troops from place to place in an orderly fashion. Virginia Tech cadets begin to learn drill as soon as they arrive on campus for New Cadet Week.
- - ‘Shakespeare’s Garden,’ an immersive theatrical installation, begins March 22
    The installation, which uses the spatial audio capabilities of the Cube, will enable visitors to explore an immersive sound and visual experience as they follow a meandering path through the space and listen to Shakespearean texts performed by Virginia Tech students.
- - How one engineering alumna keeps the door open for future Hokies
    Susan Kolbay credits Virginia Tech with unlocking career possibilities she never imagined while living in the town where she went to kindergarten with most of the more than 200 classmates she graduated from high school with. It’s why she now gives back philanthropically and with her time to Virginia Tech.
- - Virginia Tech Center for Autism Research to host one-day conference on empowering rural communities
    The Virginia Tech Center for Autism Research and Autism Clinic will co-host a one-day conference March 23 in Blacksburg, focusing on services and care for families with autism in rural communities.
- - Veterinary college’s diagnostic laboratory receives full accreditation
    Virginia Tech Animal Laboratory Services, a full-service veterinary diagnostic laboratory at the veterinary college, has become the first diagnostic laboratory in Virginia to receive full accreditation from the American Association of Veterinary Laboratory Diagnosticians, an internationally recognized accrediting body.
- - G'Days ahead for Virginia Tech's College of Architecture and Urban Studies
    New Dean Richard Blythe brings Australian charm, visionary leadership, and dogged determination to his role as the college's seventh dean.
- - The National Symphony Orchestra of Cuba is joined by the 2017 Van Cliburn gold medal pianist for Moss Arts Center performance
    Known for developing and introducing Cuban and Latin American works to classical music audiences around the world, the orchestra will perform with pianist Yekwon Sunwoo on March 21 at 7:30 p.m.
- - Epigenomic tool breakthrough has implications for identifying disease processes
    A major advancement has been made on how epigenomics are studied that permits mapping a genome-scale profile of epigenetic changes using less than a couple hundred cells, a factor of 100-300 reduction in the sample amount compared to existing alternatives.
- - Virginia Tech cadets put skills to the test during March 17 Platoon Tactical Challenge
    The Platoon Tactical Challenge is a training exercise made up of six stations. In all, 24 platoons of cadets will run the course and complete the challenges at each station in the fastest time possible.
- - Mount Sinai's Eric Nestler headlining first of new lecture series hosted by School of Neuroscience
    The School of Neuroscience at Virginia Tech hosts its inaugural James and Lillian Gay Distinguished Lecture Series on March 19 with speaker Eric J. Nestler, director of the Friedman Brain Institute at Mount Sinai.
- - Free performance explores Muslim cultures through dance, music, visual art, hip-hop, and poetry
    Showcasing collaborative work between Virginia Tech students, community members, and visiting artists Omar Offendum, Saba Taj, and Karim Nagi, the performance will be at the Moss Arts Center on March 17 at 8 p.m.

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