March 26, 2008
At the SGA debate Monday, the candidate running for secretary on 'The Total Package' ticket disputed a quote that ran in the Collegiate Times concerning split tickets.
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Settlement proposed for shootings
March 25, 2008
A relative of an April 16 victim told the Associated Press yesterday that the state proposed a settlement to prevent lawsuits that would give the victim's families $100,000 each.
March 14, 2008
A jury recommended the death penalty yesterday for William Morva, who was found guilty of killing two in Montgomery County in August 2006.
February 20, 2008
A student led a sit-in demonstration yesterday during a biology class in Torgerson 2150 in protest of an incident that happened on a prior test day. Brittany Tennyson, a junior psychology major, said that she felt discriminated against because of her rac
Lawlor named director of Virginia Tech Center
February 6, 2008
Former U.S. chief of staff for the Department of Homeland Security, Gen. Bruce M. Lawlor, was named director of Virginia Tech's Center for Technology, Security and Policy.
February 6, 2008
An e-mail from Provost Mark McNamee updated the Virginia Tech community yesterday on the progress of the Implementation team that was formed to review the recommendations of the Task Force on Race and the Institution.
October 4, 2007
Accounts of the incident in which a Virginia Tech student was arrested on Sept. 22 differ between students who witnessed the arrest and the Blacksburg Police reports. Some witnesses say that excessive force was used during the arrest, while Blacksburg po
Budget cuts hit university hard
October 2, 2007
Governor Tim Kaine announced yesterday about $300 million in state saving and spending reductions, including a $10.7 million reduction in Virginia Tech's budget and 19 Tech personnel layoffs.