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- - Virginia Tech Corps of Cadets alumni to share leadership lessons with cadets
    At the Sept. 15 event, alumni aim to inspire and educate cadets and share how their corps experiences prepared them for life after college.
- - Corps of Cadets alumnus 2nd Lt. Ross Holdsworth named the Liberty game Hokie Hero
    Holdsworth currently is stationed at Camp As Sayliyah, Qatar, as a member of the headquarters’ 25th Signal Battalion.
- - Three cadets chosen to highlight the colors at Saturday’s Liberty game
    Cadets Arturo Roman Longoria, of Reston, Virginia; Josh Pelech, of Atlanta; and Julissa Rios, of Alexandria, Virginia, will be on Worsham Field to receive the flags from football players on Saturday.
- - Virginia Tech, Carilion Clinic partnership, athletics facilities improvements highlight board of visitors meeting
    The board also approved resolutions for campus improvements to the Upper Quad.
- - Certified athletic trainer joins Virginia Tech Corps of Cadets staff
    Calleigh Fangmeyer is an employee of Carilion Clinic’s sports medicine program and a donated service provider to the Corps of Cadets.
- - Virginia Tech Corps of Cadets releases official photo of its new ambassador
    After excelling throughout extensive service dog training, the 3-year-old Labrador will be on campus this fall. Keeping with military tradition, he will be designated Growley II (call sign “Tank”).
- - Summer Academy students seasoned for start of fall classes
    For six weeks this summer, academy students lived in the residence halls, had meals in the dining halls, attended classes, and made connections with their peers and faculty.
- - Upper-class cadets to share their Normandy experience during National D-Day Memorial visit
    This will be the 10th consecutive year that first-year cadets visit the memorial, a reminder of the commitment they are making to the corps and as future military officers.
- - Virginia Tech Corps of Cadets parade marks end of New Cadet Week on Saturday
    The parade is a long-standing tradition that began with 132 cadets in October 1872, when all students were cadets and Virginia Tech was known as the Virginia Agricultural and Mechanical College.
- - New academic offerings at Virginia Tech for the 2016-17 year
    The university has exciting new offerings for students in the 2016-17 academic year, including programs, curriculum revisions, resources, and spaces.
- - Corps of Cadets' regimental commander ready for challenge of New Cadet Week
    On Aug. 13, more than 380 first-year cadets will begin New Cadet Week, seven intense training days that culminate with the New Cadet Week Parade Aug. 20 on the Drillfield.
- - Virginia Tech students compete in BattleFrog College Championship on ESPN
    Four Hokies took part in the obstacle course competition, which will air on ESPN at 8 p.m. each night, from June 30 to July 2.
- - Three incoming Virginia Tech students awarded 2016 Stamps Scholarships
    The scholarship provides full tuition, fees, and room and board for up to four or five years depending on the student’s course of study, in addition to an enrichment fund.
- - Virginia Tech Corps of Cadets commissioning includes memoriam to Joseph L. Dewitt
    Dewitt was posthumously commissioned as a second lieutenant in the U.S. Army with a ceremony by the Pylons for his family.
- - Well-traveled cadets tout study abroad at national conference
    Andres Morana and Daniel Stevens share ideas about the cultural sensitivities they gained through travel.
- - Virginia Tech Corps of Cadets to host Jazz on the Upper Quad on Friday
    The Southern Colonels, the Corps of Cadets' 20-piece jazz band, will perform from 7:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. behind Lane Hall.
- - Virginia Tech Corps of Cadets sets Change of Command Parade for April 30
    A Pass in Review will honor the Class of 2016 as its members become alumni and will usher in the Class of 2017 as the new cadet officers and commanders of the regiment.
- - Class of 2019 to complete spring Caldwell March on April 16
    The march begins on Virginia 621, roughly a quarter-mile west of the Caldwell Fields area of the Jefferson National Forest, and will conclude on the Upper Quad of Virginia Tech.
- - Virginia Tech Corps of Cadets to hold Jaffe Eager Squad and Eager Individual competitions
    Corps wide drill competition to take place on April 2.
- - Author David Brooks to give Cutchins Distinguished Lecture March 24
    Author of "The Road to Character"David Brooks presentation, "Leadership in Today's World," is free and open to the public.

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