September 20, 2012
Two years ago, a selection committee at Tech decided on Google Apps as a replacement email system for the entire school. That process is culminating next month as the entire school transfers to Gmail.
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BT celebrates 3.5 million riders milestone
September 19, 2012
Wednesday, Sept. 19, Blacksburg Transit celebrated its 3.5 millionth rider with an event in front of Burruss Hall.
NAACP chapter to start up at Tech
September 19, 2012
For the second time in Virginia Tech history since 1982, the school may be home to a chapter of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, or NAACP.
Sports »
September 19, 2012
Every sports fan knows a diehard who complains about the referees constantly.
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PRISM grows its social media presence
September 19, 2012
Donna Wertalik's office holds an eclectic assortment of plaques, awards and pictures. Each item highlights a key moment in her life — a unique fabric of her personality.
Walking the Line: Owning Apple products can lead to brand-loyal pretension
September 19, 2012
With the ability to preorder the iPhone 5 last week, the nation got to see a little bit of Black Friday in September.
Business Horizons brings high-profile companies to Tech
September 19, 2012
Today, the "Super Bowl" of college business recruiting is coming to Virginia Tech.
Opinions »
Google Apps is a move in the right direction
September 19, 2012
We applaud Virginia Tech's decision to switch university email from WebMail to Google Apps. The decision ultimately improves students' educational experience.
Easy football schedule inhibits football team's potential
September 19, 2012
Here at Virginia Tech, we get very excited about particular things. We love waking up on Sundays and going to brunch at West End, we love the smooth pilsner taste of Natural Light, but most importantly, we love football.
Professors should permit laptop use in classroom
September 19, 2012
Every class has “that guy.” You know him, the one that plays some flash game on his computer or takes class time to check out his friend’s latest Facebook status. Is it fair that he may be the reason some professors ban the use of laptops in the classroom?