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Women underrepresented in science, engineering
January 20, 2011
Virginia Tech is struggling to maintain female and underrepresented minority enrollment in science, technology, engineering and mathematics majors on its campus of nearly 30,000 students
Election officials accused of incompetence
January 20, 2011
Following mistakes at Montgomery County polls during the last election, county voting officials must now travel to Richmond to answer to the State Board of Elections.
Tech faculty, staff to receive first salary bonus since 2007
January 20, 2011
Virginia Tech’s salaried faculty and staff received a one-time three percent bonus in December, the first increase in compensation since 2007.
Upsets loom in NFL conference championship games
January 20, 2011
This Sunday’s NFL conference championship games will take place in two of the most feared locations this league has to offer; Heinz Field in Pittsburgh and Soldier Field in Chicago.
Hokies stifle Terrapins on the road
January 20, 2011
The Virginia Tech men’s basketball team traveled into a hostile environment Thursday night against Maryland, never trailing en route to a 74-57 victory.
Positive efforts now encouraging women to enter STEM fields
January 20, 2011
Most young women of the Millennial generation, at some point during their secondary education, were encouraged to embrace and enter the science, technology, engineering and mathematics educational field.
Freedom of speech vital for American success
January 20, 2011
Nearly 200 years following the passage of Great Britain’s Bill of Rights, which established the right of members of Parliament to freely speak, the drafters of the United States Bill of Rights extended this freedom to all American citizens.
Connect to the Virginia Tech community through pilot volunteer database
January 20, 2011
Did you know there are more than 50 service organizations registered with Student Affairs that host their own projects each semester?
