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- - Individual performance tickets are available for the Moss Arts Center’s 2017-18 season
    Through words, sounds, images, and movement, this season’s artists tell stories that expand cultural awareness, deepen understanding, and explore new ideas and perspectives.
- - As interfaith consultant, Kelly Shushok analyzes spiritual culture at Virginia Tech
    Kelly Shushok has devoted the past few months to taking the pulse of Virginia Tech's interfaith environment and opportunities for growth on campus.
- - Master of public health students address regional, global One Health challenges
    Four recent graduates of the master of public health (MPH) program at the Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine at Virginia Tech addressed regional, national, and global problems with innovative solutions.
- - Steve Johnston’s iPod idea improves security, communication for employees
    Each iPod also has the Virginia Tech LiveSafe App, which allows students, employees, and community members to send tips and messages to the Virginia Tech Police, share their location with friends or family as they walk on campus, find buildings on campus, and access emergency preparedness information.
- - Registration open for fall 2017 professional development workshops
- - Facilities' teamwork saves university time and money during water main break
    When a break in a 14-inch fire main flooded a section of Wallace Hall on Oct. 30, 2016, the resutling damage could have shut down at least part of the building for weeks. But thanks to the work and resourcefulness of the Facilities Department response team, repairs were completed in just 120 hours, reducing inconvenience and costs.
- - Physics researchers eye experimental box as key to tracking nuclear activity by rogue nations
    Researchers at the Virginia Tech College of Science have built an experimental neutrino detector that they say could lead to a turning point in how the United Nations tracks rogue nations that seek nuclear power.
- - Employee Jane Johnston shows commitment to university through 62 years of service
    As one of the longest serving Virginia Tech employees, Jane Johnston has no shortage of stories to tell.
- - Virginia Tech research team calls for examination of connection between human health and environment in Central Appalachia
    The team argues in a literature review that more research needs to be conducted to determine how the unique topography and industries of the Appalachian region, including coal and natural gas, impact the health of people living in the region.
- - Alumnus' Homecoming campaign inspires ongoing campus conversation on mental health
    Recent graduate Pat Finn campaigned for Homecoming king by igniting a conversation about mental health. Virginia Tech has several resources available to students to help manage and overcome mental health challenges.
- - Language and Culture Institute hires new student services director
    Among Jana Moore's responsibilities will be developing programs to better immerse the institute's international students in the campus and community.
- - Institute for Society, Culture, and Environment announces 2017-18 interdisciplinary scholars awards
    The recipients from across campus are pursuing an array of interdisciplinary pilot projects in preparation for seeking external funding from the National Institutes of Health, National Science Foundation, and elsewhere to support their research agendas.
- - Research calls for enhancing long-term benefits of Farm Bill programs
    Many landowners rely on conservation incentive programs to make improvements that also benefit the environment and society as a whole.
- - Teamwork will be a key lesson for Virginia Tech’s newest cadets
    A week of intense training awaits more than 360 first-year cadets who arrive on campus Aug. 19 for New Cadet Week with the Virginia Tech Corps of Cadets.
- - Vickie Martin demonstrates reliability and integrity in her 42-year career
    Martin has served as a senior fiscal technician for the Office of Educational Research and Outreach, part of the School of Education, for the past 11 years, managing grants and fiscal matters for the office.
- - Hokie Helpers volunteers needed for move-in
    Hokie Helpers are needed to welcome and assist Hokies as they move in at Virginia Tech. Move-in for the fall semester will take place from Wednesday, Aug. 23, to Saturday, Aug. 26.
- - Tom Brown shares kindness and compassion with the Hokie community
    A Hokie for more than 40 years, Brown fully understands and embraces Virginia Tech’s motto Ut Prosim (That I May Serve) and demonstrates it daily.
- - Cody Lopez extends legacy post-graduation by continuing traditions and creating new ones
    Lopez believes in the power of mentors. “A mentor is someone who is able to guide you and push you and make you see in yourself what they already see in you.”
- - Photos and video: Imagination Camp
- - Fralin Fellow aims to create the most bee-friendly flower garden in Virginia
    Laura Stange observes and analyzes the behavior patterns of pollinators around plots of native wildflowers. She will present her findings at the 2017 Summer Undergraduate Research Symposium on July 27 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. in Goodwin Hall.

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