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- - Union Innovation Challenge awards more than $10,000 to student startups
    “The entrepreneurial talent at Virginia Tech continues to grow larger and stronger every year through our programs, as evidenced by the teams that competed in this year’s Union Innovation Challenge,” said Derick Maggard, Apex CIE executive director.
- - Bobby Hollingsworth named College of Engineering’s 2017 Outstanding Senior
    In his four years at Virginia Tech, Hollingsworth has been actively involved in Virginia Tech's Honors College, led the Department of Chemical Engineering’s Chem-E-Car team, published a co-authored paper, has won a Barry M. Goldwater Scholarship, and was an Honors College Class of 1954 Fellow.
- - Undergrads learn from experts how cybersecurity and policy intersect
    The Hume Center in the National Capital Region offers a CyberLeaders program in partnership with the School of Public and International Affairs and the Pamplin College of Business.
- - Joseph Mills named 2017 Outstanding Senior for Pamplin College of Business
    Mills has been a volunteer with the Appalachian Studies Association and on community projects in Floyd, Virginia. He has been a camp counselor for foster children and children from abusive homes in southern West Virginia and helped design and test a renewable energy device for use in Nepal.
- - Double major Sieu Tran named as 2017 College of Science Outstanding Senior
    Sieu Tran named as College of Science Outstanding Senior
- - Fralin Fellowship puts spotlight on linguistics research in Appalachian dialects
    Today, the 14 recipients of the Fralin Undergraduate Research Fellowship will present their research in a showcase in Fralin Hall.
- - Virginia Tech students present at the National Conference on Undergraduate Research
    The Office of Undergraduate Research sent eight students to the University of Memphis for the national conference earlier this month.
- - Fralin fellow helps jumpstart research in new Virginia Tech engineering lab
    On Thursday, the 14 recipients of the Fralin Undergraduate Research Fellowship will present their research in a showcase in Fralin Hall.
- - Virginia Tech designates Labor Day as university-wide holiday
    Beginning this fall, classes will not be held and campus offices will be closed on the September holiday.
- - New robotics teaching lab enhances engineers' skills
    The lab, which opened this semester, gives students hands-on experiences with mobile robots and robotic manipulators. The facility uses more than $175,000 worth of robotics equipment.
- - A living legacy — students give new life to historic campus trees
    Students in the Wood Enterprise Institute gave a table they handcrafted from a white oak and sycamore to the Virginia Tech Alumni Association.
- - Undergraduate researchers represent Virginia Tech at the ACC Meeting of the Minds Conference
    Funded by ACC athletics, the conference demonstrates both the collaborative relationship that exists between athletics and academics and the conference’s commitment to excellence in education. The annual meeting was held March 21 to April 2.
- - Sensor provides undergraduates with portable lab experience
    Two mechanical engineering professors are pioneering a portable lab experience for undergraduates using an inexpensive sensor.
- - Student revisits childhood dream of becoming a horse veterinarian with help from Fralin fellowship
    Joanna Kania is one of 14 recipients of the Fralin Undergraduate Research Fellowship. The 35-year-old worked in public safety for seven years before she returned to school to pursue her childhood dream of becoming an equestrian veterinarian.
- - 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.
- - Entrepreneurship student helps bring CNBC’s “The Profit” star to campus
    Marcus Lemonis, the entrepreneur and star of cable television reality show “The Profit,” will speak on campus April 7. The event is free and open to the public.
- - 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 team demonstrates state-of-the-art technology at global robotics competition
    Virginia Tech was one of four American teams to compete, and one of two American teams to participate in all four challenges, which required the use of both aerial and ground vehicles.
- - 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.
- - 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.

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