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- - Wildlife conservation student receives 2018 Udall Scholarship
    Deirdre Conroy is one of 50 students from 42 colleges and universities, and the only one from Virginia Tech, to receive this honor.
- - A student’s passion for skateboarding sparks a passion for research
    Sophomore Dylan Willard conducted research — and co-authored a published paper — on the potential for recycling wooden skateboard decks.
- - Block.one, Virginia Tech team up to build skills in blockchain
    As part of the collaboration, Dan Larimer, Block.one chief technology officer, a blockchain pioneer, and a Virginia Tech alumnus, will advise the university on curricula development, including participation in live classroom sessions, seminars, and symposia.
- - Destination Area courses, student experiences continue to move Virginia Tech forward
    Destination Area and Strategic Growth Area faculty are developing innovative courses and student experiences through the lens of transdisciplinary engagement.
- - Despite bumps in the road, engineering team places third in North American autonomous vehicle competition
    Virginia Tech’s AutoDrive team faced challenges at home before ever stepping foot in Yuma, Arizona, to compete against seven other universities from the U.S. and Canada.
- - Meet these members of the Class of 2018
    Congratulations to these graduates and all members of the Class of 2018.
- - Class of 2018: Neuroscience graduate Dallece Curley is headed for year-long fellowship at Mayo Clinic
    When the Virginia Tech School of Neuroscience first launched four years ago, incoming first-year student Curley was one of the first students to jump at the chance to be part of the new, one-of-a-kind program within the College of Science.
- - Undergraduate Honor System presents students, faculty with Honor Council awards
    The Undergraduate Honor System recognizes Honor Council members who continue to encourage and promote a culture of academic honesty at Virginia Tech.
- - Class of 2018: Budding 'rockhound' journeys forward by looking back
    Alex Bradley loved picking up rocks as a kid growing up in Alaska. But his passion for natural treasures didn't stop then.
- - Class of 2018: Daniel Surinach shapes the future of men’s reproductive health
    During his time at Virginia Tech, Surinach has grown into an essential member of his lab’s team by conducting preliminary research for a condition known as Peyronie’s Disease.
- - Class of 2018: Graduating senior Genevieve Gural spent undergrad career learning beyond her major
    Gural began her undergraduate career as a member of Hypatia, the College of Engineering's living-learning community for women.
- - Congratulations to the 2018 Outstanding Student Award recipients
    Coordinated by the Division of Student Affairs, the Outstanding Senior Awards recognize exceptional academic achievement, leadership, and service by a student from each of the university’s eight colleges, the Virginia Tech Carilion School of Medicine, and awards for undergraduate and graduate student of the year.
- - Class of 2018: Kyle Kirkpatrick helps to crack long-sought key to make quantum computing a reality
    Graduating senior Kirkpatrick of chemistry may have found a new key to make the path toward quantum computing a reality.
- - Undergraduate researchers represent Virginia Tech at ACC Meeting of the Minds
    Six Virginia Tech undergraduate students were selected to present their research at the Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) Meeting of the Minds Conference held recently at Boston College.
- - Kylie Campbell named 2018 Outstanding Senior for the College of Natural Resources and Environment
    Campbell plans to use her interdisciplinary education to help protect water resources for future generations.
- - Michael Sherburne named 2018 Outstanding Senior for the College of Engineering
    Throughout his time at Virginia Tech, Sherburne made it his mission to understand both the engineering he studies and the complex social issues that surround it.
- - At 85 feet, the net's the limit: Virginia Tech Drone Park officially open
    Once Virginia Tech President Tim Sands cut the ceremonial ribbon held aloft by a drone, the Virginia Tech Drone Park was officially open for business.
- - Class of 2018: Engineer, athlete, time management superstar
    Mechanical engineering major Ian Ho is a time management master, juggling a heavy course load and excelling at D-1 athletics - holding two Virginia Tech swim records.
- - Experience hands-on learning in the Great Smoky Mountains
    The course, held at the Great Smoky Mountains Institute at Tremont in Tennessee Aug. 4-11, is open to anyone interested in learning about the natural environment.
- - Sarah Armstrong receives the Provost's Award for Excellence in Advising
    Armstrong has worked with undergraduate students in an advising role for the past 14 years. She began overseeing the football program in 2010.

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