'VT World Cup' provides a melting pot experience
April 25, 2008
The cultural barriers surrounding Virginia Tech's 2,151-international student population have proved to be an issue at times.
Content by Thomas Emerick Ct Staff Writer
Get used to new faces at marquee positions
April 23, 2008
The maroon and orange die-hards watched with eagerness as the spring game introduced a new pair of tandems to fill the positions that have been crucial to every successful Virginia Tech football squad.
First look at football team this Saturday
April 18, 2008
Those experiencing withdrawal symptoms are in luck.
Football team prepares for the spring game
April 17, 2008
Head football coach Frank Beamer finds his team at a unique point during the week of April 16.
Football team prepares for the spring game after one-year anniversary
April 17, 2008
Head football coach Frank Beamer finds his team at a unique point during the week of April 16.
Women's tennis unable to overcome Tobacco Road teams
April 15, 2008
A freight train of brute force rolled in from Tobacco Road this weekend, as Atlantic Coast Conference foes No. 9 Duke and No. 13 North Carolina each ripped off 6-1 victories against the Virginia Tech women's tennis team at Burleson/Burrows Tennis Center.
Women's tennis prepares for visitors from Tobacco Road
April 11, 2008
The Virginia Tech women's tennis team will face a quick turnaround after falling to the Thundering Herd at Marshall on Wednesday, as it'll host ACC guests Duke and North Carolina this weekend.
Chancellor and Harris assume leadership roles in secondary
April 10, 2008
No, not again. Anyone but Matt Ryan.
Young receivers aim to fill big shoes
April 3, 2008
As both the clock and Sean Glennon's passing pocket closed during the fourth quarter of the ACC Championship game, the Virginia Tech quarterback waited just a beat before firing into the teeth of the Boston College secondary.
Running backs battle for starting spot
March 27, 2008
As Sean Glennon and Tyrod Taylor suffocated under the Kansas pass rush, Orange Bowl fortunes began turning ugly on national television for the Hokies sputtering offense.