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'When Johanna draws a family, she draws us'
September 20, 2012
The Chittenden’s, a local Blacksburg family is fundraising to complete an international adoption for Johanna, a young Dominican girl they met while overseas, who became part of their family after her birth-mother passed away due to complications from AIDS. This story profiles their journey thus far, exploring their heart as well as the hearts of those who have helped in their journey so far.
Alumni recall memorable dorm mural
September 20, 2012
Mike Kender, a finance professor and Virginia Tech alumnus, can fondly recall his experiences as an undergraduate.
New ticketing policy fuels debate among fans
September 20, 2012
On Wednesday, the Virginia Tech Student Ticketing Office released an amended student ticket policy to all athletics ticket holders.
September 19, 2012
A DMV 2 Go mobile office will be at Cranwell International Center today from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., allowing students to fulfill any DMV needs on campus rather than going to the office in Christiansburg.
September 20, 2012
Most people refer to the defensive tackles as the anchors of the defense, and at a formidable 288 pounds, Luther Maddy makes one solid anchor.
Why I'm (actually) afraid of Bowling Green
September 20, 2012
The hangover might not be over quite yet, but the rest of the season isn’t going to wait.
Offensive struggles to come together
September 20, 2012
These are the number of rushing yards the Hokies had at Pittsburgh last week and the national ranking of the rushing offense after the first three games of the year, respectively.
Thin secondary unit lacks ability to make plays
September 20, 2012
Not many quarterbacks can say they threw for nearly 300 yards with three touchdowns and a completion percentage over 67 percent against a Virginia Tech defense.
He said she said: Live sustainably
September 20, 2012
I am just itching to meet the godforsaken human being who thought Styrofoam was a good idea.
Local foods dinner promotes sustainability
September 20, 2012
As students continue to push for sustainability on campus, Dining Services have also jumped on the bandwagon through the use of local foods.
Q & A: Denny Cochrane offers advice towards sustainable living
September 20, 2012
Although Sustainability Week 2012 is coming to a close, Denny Cochrane continues to push for energy efficiency and sustainability awareness.
Interfaith dialouge leads to cooperation and peace
September 20, 2012
At the dawn of the 21st century, religion plays a key role in public life and has become a significant identity marker for the individual. As the society around us grows more pluralistic, so should the need for promoting harmony and cooperation among all faiths and religions.
Quantitative easing does anything but ease
September 20, 2012
Monetary policy is definitely one of the most important functions of government. It affects all citizens, young and old, poor and wealthy. It’s what molds the socioeconomic framework of a country through national mandates designed to better the economic standing of its population.
