Fraternities and sororities aim for safety, face recruitment changes, challenges during the pandemic
Greek life on campus has changed recruitment methods as COVID-19 has changed university life.
Virginia Tech has received lawsuits from the nonprofit Speech First claiming that the university has put overly broad restrictions on student speech and expression.
The United Feminist Movement (UFM) at Virginia Tech hosted its annual Take Back the Night rally April 8, with a virtual twist.
Screenshots from a right-wing club’s group chat were recently leaked and circulated online, sparking public outcry among Virginia Tech students and resulting in a statement being issued by the university.
On Monday, April 5, President Tim Sands and Dr. Menah Pratt-Clarke, vice president for strategic affairs and diversity, hosted a virtual town hall meeting regarding the rise of anti-Asian hate.
Virginia Tech alum Xandria Phillips has won the 2021 Whiting Award for poetry. They are one of 10 people selected to win this award for the year of 2021.
The Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) community has been grappling with the recent killings in Atlanta, Georgia, and the rapid rise of anti-Asian attacks nationwide.
Virginia Tech will hold smaller, in-person graduation ceremonies in Lane Stadium in accordance with COVID-19 protocols May 10-16.
Finally, the news many Hokies have anticipated since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic: Virginia Tech announced its intention for a fully in-person fall semester.
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The New River Health District will begin administering the COVID-19 vaccine to people who fall in the Phase 1c category, which includes university employees.
On March 11, 2021, President Biden signed the $1.9 trillion COVID-19 relief package, also known as the American Rescue Plan. Within the package, $170 billion was allocated for K-12 schools and higher education institutions.
Virginia Tech’s cloud of uncertainty surrounding the possibilities of in-person commencement celebrations has been lifted as Gov. Northam releases a draft plan for safe in-person commencements on Wednesday.
The Virginia Tech Student Government Association (SGA) has started their transition process into a new senate structure in efforts to increase diversity, accessibility, accountability and cohesion.
Virginia Tech has decided to hold the Class of 2021’s spring commencement ceremony online on Friday, May 14 at 6:15 p.m. ET.
In its newest venture in education innovation, Virginia Tech has launched a new MBA program, and in COVID-19 fashion, it will be administered completely online starting Summer 2021.
The ACC postponed Virginia Tech’s scheduled Feb. 16 men’s basketball game at North Carolina Saturday.
The Princeton Review has placed Virginia Tech on its Top Green Colleges List for 2021.
Suspended Virginia Tech Basketball player Tyrece Radford was found guilty of first-offense driving under the influence Feb. 3 in Montgomery County General District Office.
As students enter their fourth week of classes and on-campus move-ins finally come to a close, it’s safe to say that the second semester has officially begun for Virginia Tech students. However, as the semester gets rolling, another aspect of campus life has begun to erupt on campus: unmaske…
Virginia Tech announced on Monday that starting forward Tyrece Radford has been suspended from all team activities
Around the last week of October, students living in on-campus housing received an email that provided details about the potential cancellation of their spring contract. The opportunity to cancel is not new or specific to the pandemic; however, the spread of COVID-19 and the shortened fall se…