skip to main content

News

Tags

- - 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.
- - Virginia Tech celebrates Graduate Education Week March 27-31
    The Graduate School will celebrate 2017 Graduate Education Week with five days of events and activities focusing on students, faculty, programs, and initiatives at Virginia Tech.
- - 'Chicken Parm Guy' to fulfill dreams of serving dish on April 21
    Senior Michael Hanson has served as Phi Sigma Kappa's Chicken Parm Chair this year. On April 21, his executive position will culminate with a day behind the counter, serving chicken parmesan to the Hokie community.
- - Michel Pleimling named director of inclusion and diversity for College of Science
    Michel Pleimling has been named director of inclusion and diversity in the College of Science.
- - AP faculty invited to share feedback with Commission on Administrative and Professional Faculty Affairs
- - Grammy-winning rapper Secret Agent 23 Skidoo offers kid-centric, multi-instrumental, hip-hop performance
    Described as part Dr. Seuss and part Dr. Dre, the musician brings his mix of instrumental funk and positive lyrics to the Moss Arts Center on April 8 at 3 p.m.
- - Volunteers needed for two student restoration events along Stroubles Creek
    Volunteer crews will remove invasive species on Saturday and plant trees and shrubs on April 1 and 2.
- - Virginia Tech hosts regional tree climbing championship April 1-2
    The Mid-Atlantic Chapter of the International Society of Arboriculture will hold its annual Tree Climbing Championship on the grounds of the Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine.
- - School of Performing Arts says thanks and farewell to Kent Holliday through song
    “A Musical Odyssey: Kent Holliday’s Compositional Retrospective” will celebrate the Virginia Tech faculty member‘s musical compositions in a recital on March 24.
- - Student Gucci Livingston's determination inspires
    A recent Aspire! Award recipient, Gucci Livingston is a single dad, working day and night shifts, and earning his degree in packaging systems and design.
- - Community Voices events March 23 focus on democracy and autocracy
    Turkish journalist Mahir Zeynalov will discuss his experiences with dwindling press and media freedoms.
- - Neuroscience class takes learning into operating room at Carilion Roanoke Memorial Hospital
    The School of Neuroscience at Virginia Tech’s Clinical Neuroscience in Practice course offers undergraduate students the opportunity to experience the world of a neurosurgeon, both in the classroom and the operating room.
- - Dining Services employee teaches students how to lead
    Shift Leader Debra Scanland supervises students, who call her an inspiration. She epitomizes the Division of Student Affairs' mission to educate students to be global change agents and leave Virginia Tech better people than when they came.
- - Global Change Center researchers help water authority create ‘best water possible,’ prepare for warmer temperatures
    A Virginia Tech team has installed oxygenation systems in three reservoirs that serve Roanoke and surrounding county residents and are monitoring them to see how increased oxygen levels affect the amount of metals in the water.
- - Virginia Tech graduate programs garner top spots in U.S. News & World Report's latest rankings
    Virginia Tech’s Evening master of business administration (MBA) program and three College of Engineering graduate programs were among the best in the nation in U.S. News & World Report's 2018 survey of graduate programs released today.
- - Southwest Virginia Ballet debuts at the Moss Arts Center with ‘Romeo and Juliet’
    Featuring a mesmerizing score by Serge Prokofiev and original choreography by Pedro Szalay, the company brings two performances of the three-act ballet to the center on April 1 and 2.
- - Winter weather: Snow emergency routes no longer in effect for Blacksburg campus
    Information related to winter weather expected to affect the region March 13-15.
- - Doctoral Fellow studies impact of climate change, deforestation in Namibia
    A Virginia Tech graduate student is living in one of the hottest and driest countries in the world this semester so that he can study how climate change, land management, and other human-caused phenomena impact a community of animals known as the cavity guild.
- - Three finalists selected for campus interviews for dean of the College of Architecture and Urban Studies
    University and community members are invited to attend each candidate’s open forum presentation on “Future Trends: Visionary Opportunities for the Virginia Tech College of Architecture and Urban Studies.”

Page 8 of 572 | 11428 Results

Top News