Architecture student wins statewide honor
April 23, 2008
Marisa Brown, a third-year architecture student at Virginia Tech's School of Architecture and Design, won this year's Virginia Society American Institute of Architects prize.
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Engineering professor joins research board
April 3, 2008
Jesus M. de la Garza, Vecellio Professor of construction engineering and management, was recently appointed as a member of the Board on Infrastructure and the Constructed Environment within the National Research Council.
Florida administrators participate in workshop
March 26, 2008
The University of Northern Florida held a workshop for grade school and higher education administrators and police forces on March 11 titled "Mass Shooting at Virginia Tech: Lessons Learned and Panel Recommendations."
Engineering professor wins football award
March 21, 2008
Virginia Tech chemical engineering professor Don Baird recently received the Jack Breslin Life Achievement Award for his success in representing the athletic department of Michigan State University.
A look at the Virginia Tech Alumni Association
February 26, 2008
The Virginia Tech Alumni Association aims to keep the Hokie spirit alive by giving alumni a chance to network, build friendships and attend sporting events together well after they've graduated.
Tech's top-ranked food hits the road
February 20, 2008
Mark Bratton, executive chef of West End Market dining hall, will be traveling to the University of Massachusetts Amherst to share some of his favorite dishes with the students there.
New trends: It's not too early to spring ahead
February 13, 2008
While the rest of us are stuck with frigid temperatures that never seem to end, the fashion elite are already deciding what to wear on the warm spring days.
Greeks organize bone marrow drive
January 31, 2008
Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity and Theta Nu Xi Multicultural Sorority have joined together with local contacts from the National Bone Marrow Program to organize a bone marrow registry drive in hopes of increasing the number of minority donors.
Engineering professor wins 'genius grant'
January 22, 2008
For many professors, it can be a struggle to balance classes and students with the independent research and development projects into which they invest so much of their time and energy.