Sports are a difficult field to get into, as an athlete, or in the media. Which is harder? Our guest this week Jon Laaser weighs in.
Holden Hall, which houses both Virginia Tech’s Mining and Minerals Engineering and Materials Science and Engineering programs, will nearly triple in size to transform the current building into a centerpiece for learning and research for both departments in the College of Engineering. Construction began at the beginning of the 2019–2020 academic year.
Recent Virginia elections resulted in Democrats controlling majorities in both the House and Senate for the first time since 1994, creating a …
Virginia Tech had its second tough task against a top-10 team this season, and while the first game was coach Mike Young’s team at its best, t…
Now that Halloween has officially been over for more than 13 and a half seconds, it is now Christmastime in Blacksburg. Soon enough, all of th…
A couple of months ago, I was having a conversation in the cramped hallway of my apartment with one of my roommate’s friends. As a Juul was pa…
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Nicole Lovell, 13, was reported missing by her mother after she was discovered missing sometime between midnight and 7 a.m. on Wednesday, Jan.…
I love being in the driver’s seat. Not because it’s more comfortable than a couch, or even a desk chair — I wouldn’t trade my writing couch fo…
Before the football game against Notre Dame on Oct. 6, multiple Virginia Tech students received an email from Ticketing Services letting them …
I first heard about Hilltop Grocery from my Literature and Ecology professor. On multiple occasions she would mention the grocery store on the…
After getting upset by Old Dominion, the Hokies will be looking for an upset of their own as they take on No. 6 Notre Dame on Saturday night i…
