Corps of Cadets make trip to memorial
September 14, 2012
Over 420 freshmen cadets will make the sixth-annual trip to the National D-Day Memorial tomorrow.
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September 13, 2012
In a university town that seems dominated by engineers and computer scientists, it seems strange the community has never had a place to work on personal projects and learn from others.
Tech researchers receive $1 million grant from NSF
September 13, 2012
Virginia Tech researchers are working on how to design made-to-order DNA molecules — and have received nearly $1 million to do so.
PINK brings concert, tailgate to Drillfield
September 13, 2012
Students lined up at the 5:30 p.m. opening of the PINK Takes Tech party quickly abandoned all order.
SGA, GSA call for re-evaluation of CSA
September 13, 2012
At yesterday’s Commission on Student Affairs meeting, heads of the SGA and GSA challenged the student affairs governing system, citing inefficiency and lack of effective student voice as the primary concern. The commission agreed and formed a subcommittee to look into the situation further.
Sports »
September 13, 2012
For much of last season, “Beamer Ball” looked like a lost art.
Why I'm (barely) afraid of Pittsburgh
September 13, 2012
This Saturday, Virginia Tech will travel to play in the state of Pennsylvania for the first time since 2003.
Tech faces desperate Panthers team
September 13, 2012
To say the 2012 season is off to a bad start for the Pittsburgh Panthers would be a bit of an understatement.
Running Backs stumble out of gate
September 13, 2012
After the stable and successful careers of Ryan Williams and David Wilson, it’s a real change for the Hokies to be unsettled at running back.
Gayle on his way to being an all-time great at Tech
September 13, 2012
James Gayle will leave Virginia Tech looking much different from when he arrived in the summer of 2009.
Features »
Micah's Backpack feeds children in the Blacksburg community
September 13, 2012
According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Food and Nutrition Service, more than 31 million children across the United States receive free or reduced price lunches each day.
Virginia Tech team to express creativity at Flugtag competition
September 13, 2012
Only at Red Bull’s Flugtag competition could a giant roll of Duct Tape being pushed off a pier be cheered on by thousands of adoring fans.
Opinions »
Americans should engage in politics, vote in elections
September 13, 2012
It honestly blows my mind when I hear college students will not be voting in the upcoming presidential election.
Editorial: CSA needs to cut the red tape
September 13, 2012
Americans, President Obama should combat human rights violations in Syria
September 13, 2012
A few weeks ago, Syrian President Bashar al-Assad stated his “heroic” armed forces could eliminate the opposition he claims is ridden with “terrorists” — just give him some more time.