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College of Engineering makes progress on new building
February 21, 2013
Virginia Tech educates nearly half of all engineers who graduate from colleges and universities in Virginia, and yet the College of Engineering doesn't have it's own building on campus.
West AJ door policy raises questions about community
February 21, 2013
An attempt to strengthen community for Virginia Tech's residential college seems to have partially backfired, angering some students and spurring the creation of an online petition.
Arrest made in Pritchard hall thefts
February 20, 2013
Virginia Tech police have made an arrest after a string of thefts that occurred in Pritchard Hall on Feb. 2.
3.2 Mile Run in Remembrance date announced
February 20, 2013
Virginia Tech announced its plans for the annual 3.2 mile Run in Remembrance this week.
Battle of the Bands to raise money for suicide prevention on campus
February 20, 2013
This Friday night, Champs Sports Bar and Café will be hosting Virginia Tech’s University Chapter of To Write Love on Her Arms' Battle of the Bands.
February 20, 2013
When Virginia Tech announced that last years ACC champion and All-American Devin Carter was redshirting this season, many were skeptical and even confused by the move.
February 20, 2013
One team hasn’t won since mid January, while the other just lost for the first time since mid January.
Virginia Tech students take over management at O's Lounge
February 20, 2013
During the day, downtown Blacksburg is a family-friendly locale, but at night, it transforms into an environment for of-age college students — something one business is trying to change.
Tuck Tucker goes from small town to big city with animation career
February 20, 2013
Watching their favorite childhood shows, children rarely wonder what goes into creating a cartoon.
Nepalese community gathers for cultural celebration
February 20, 2013
Driving four hours to Blacksburg for a one-night event may seem extravagant – but for the families of the Nepalese Student Association, it’s worth it.
Editorial: West A.J. door changes are useless
February 20, 2013
This semeseter, the Residential College at West Ambler Johnston changed it's door policy: students can now only enter the building through the main entrance, although they can continue to exit via other exits.
Music, to be free or not to be free? Spotify might be the answer
February 20, 2013
The music industry will never be the same as it was before 1999, when Sean Parker’s original Napster flipped music propriety on its head. We got a taste of something we once craved and now seem to need: free music.
Dining Services are the reason behind the ranking
February 20, 2013
There are many people who work hard here at Virginia Tech, from the students and faculty to the athletes and coaches. However, there are some whose hard work goes virtually unnoticed.