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- - Moss Arts Center’s summer exhibition focuses on local and regional artists
    The new center-wide exhibition features the work of artists who use wood and other natural materials to create everything from sculpture and furniture to baskets to banjos.
- - Professor Ann Stevens receives Graduate School's outstanding mentor award
    Students nominating Stevens said she is known for patience, care, empathy, and high expectations. She helps students find opportunities to hone skills associated with their personal career goals and to develop excellence in their field
- - Photos: Police Department's annual hot dog luncheon raises money for Special Olympics
    More than 600 Virginia Tech employees and community members attended this year’s luncheon at the Public Safety Building.
- - Wanted: Submissions for Faculty-Staff Planning Calendar
- - Fulbright scholar publishes book on creativity and education in China
    Carol Mullen has written a new book based on her 2015 experience in China as a Fulbright scholar.
- - Robert Allen will receive the Graduate School's alumni achievement award
    Allen, who was awarded his Ph.D. at Virginia Tech in 1985, leads the IBM Research Center’s chemical/materials research.
- - Legendary cellist Yo-Yo Ma anchors the Moss Arts Center’s newest performance season
    Season tickets are now on sale for the center’s 2017-18 season, which features inspired global works, genre-melding artists, and family-friendly offerings.
- - Class of 2017: College of Science double major wants to dedicate life to eradicating cancer
    When attending orientation preceding her freshman year at Virginia Tech, Bridget Marcinkowski said she was immediately drawn to Virginia Tech’s new nanoscience program, part of the College of Science’s Academy of Integrated Science.
- - Undergraduates assist Social and Decision Analytics Laboratory in economic impact study
    Undergraduate research project assists Virginia Tech's Social and Decision Analytics Laboratory in study of economic impact of open-source software
- - Northrop Grumman scholarship helps first-generation student reach her dreams
    “It's extremely humbling to be able to say that my mom, a refugee from El Salvador who used to clean a Northrop Grumman office, now has a daughter who will be working for Northrop Grumman as an engineer,” Maddie Guillen says.
- - College of Architecture and Urban Studies student inventions rack up global and national awards
    Students' work to create more user-friendly, earth-friendly products and places garnered international awards.
- - U.S. Department of state issues Travel Alert for Europe
    The Department of State has issued a Travel Alert due to the continued threat of terrorist attacks throughout Europe.
- - Hokie Wellness offers Elder Care Symposium for caregiving employees
- - Luisa Havens named vice provost for enrollment management
    In her new position, Havens will be responsible for developing, articulating, and implementing a dynamic and predictive enrollment management plan that aligns with the university’s strategic plan.
- - Abigail Smith named Virginia Tech Undergraduate Student of the Year
    An honors student with a minor in green engineering, Smith co-founded Service Without Borders, a transdisciplinary, student-led service organization with a mission to share the spirit of Virginia Tech's motto, Ut Prosim (That I May Serve), locally and globally by partnering with communities in need through cross-cultural exchanges.
- - Class of 2017: Cadet Walter Gonsiewski aims for the skies with the U.S. Air Force
    Among all he's accomplished, the thing that makes him most proud is being able to share the Corps of Cadets experience with his brother, William Gonsiewski.
- - Class of 2017: First-generation college student jumps into student affairs
    Jade Carcamo has served in a variety of roles in the division as she completes her graduate work in higher education and student affairs this May. Carcamo has used her experiences and background to help shape the Virginia Tech student experience for the better.
- - Ally Moser named College of Natural Resources and Environment 2017 Outstanding Senior
    Described by her professors as a highly motivated, exceptional student, Moser has combined a love of the outdoors with a strong desire to engage with people and communicate science to the public in meaningful ways.
- - Graduate School's 2017 Diversity Scholars share their projects Thursday
    Students will give five-minute presentations about their work in lightning round format. The program is free and open to the public.
- - Class of 2017: Caitlin Cossaboom to pursue dream job as disease detective
    When Cossaboom graduates with her doctor of veterinary medicine degree in May, it will cap 11 years pursuing her education goals at Virginia Tech and the Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine.

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