Armored Hokie makes metal trail on campus
March 26, 2009
Arooj Mustafa was sitting at the bus stop in front of Burruss Hall one windy February afternoon. But before the senior mechanical engineering major's date with Blacksburg Transit, Mustafa saw a shadow fall over her. When she looked up, she said only: "Oh
Former president Lavery dies
February 17, 2009
As an English major in the late 1970s, David Hogge had little reason to rub shoulders with William Lavery. But Hogge's early-morning trips to Williams Hall brought him into nearly daily contact with Lavery, Tech's president from 1975 to 1987.
'We have a death wish'
October 31, 2008
For the Virginia GOP, 2008 has been a trying time. As Jim Gilmore girds for an Election Day beating and the commonwealth teeters on the verge of voting for a presidential Democrat for the first time since 1964, Republican hackles have been raised from Abi
Gilmore stops in Blacksburg
October 29, 2008
After attending Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin's rally in Salem Monday night, former Virginia Gov. Jim Gilmore stopped by Blacksburg's GOP headquarters yesterday as part of his campaign for the United States Senate.
Voter registration ends
October 6, 2008
It was a day of many, many phone calls for the Montgomery County Registrar's office.
In Warner's world, coattails are key
September 29, 2008
It's raining in the "Best Small Town in America." Bedford, Va., is the home to the National D-Day Memorial, Holy Land USA (a 190-acre replica of "the Bible Lands of Israel"), and, this past Saturday, former Virginia governor-turned-Democratic-senatorial-c
The Big Idea: On Israel-Palestine, a one-state solution?
September 25, 2008
Bashir Bashir is a fellow at the Van Leer Institute in Jerusalem and a professor of political theory at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. He spoke on the subject of what he called the "Politics of Reconciliation," Wednesday night in Torgersen Bridge, re