Johnny Be Good: Don't sacrifice who you are
February 23, 2010
t a bar downtown this past Thursday night, my friends and I were invariably exposed to some televised Olympics.
Content on Olympics:
Olympic journey marks Queen's crowning achievement
November 5, 2008
Speed, endurance, rhythm, overcoming obstacles. All are important factors toward success in hurdling. And for Queen Harrison, all were put to the test in her quest for the 2008 Olympic Games.
Former Olympian Dawes speaks on life's passions
October 29, 2008
American gymnast and Olympic gold medalist Dominique Dawes was in Squires Student Center last night talking at a Black Student Alliance event about her Olympic story and finding life's passion.
August 25, 2008
Since Todd Scully in 1976, Virginia Tech has sent seven athletes to compete in five Olympic games. These premier competitors have represented the United States, Latvia, Mali, Trinidad and Tobago and Turkey. The 2008 Games in Beijing may have been the mos
Column: Demonstrating pride in Tech by supporting Hokie sports
August 24, 2008
Tech alumnus to swim for Turkey in Olympics
July 30, 2008
Ankara, Turkey, native Kaan Tayla is not a newcomer to the Olympic scene. During the 2004 Olympics in Athens, at the age of 18, Tayla competed in the 50- and 100-meter freestyle for Turkey.
Tech athletes aim for Olympics
July 9, 2008
With Queen Harrison already a part of the 2008 USA Olympic team, a few fellow Hokies attempted to join her in Beijing last weekend as both the swimming and track and field Olympic trials continued.
July 2, 2008
Tech swimmers take part in Olympic trials
July 2, 2008
With the 2008 Olympic games held in Beijing, China a little more than a month away, the trials for the U.S. swimming and diving team started this past weekend, and will last throughout the rest of the week in Omaha, Nebraska. Of the hundreds of athletes t
Harrison makes US Olympic team
July 1, 2008
When wondering whether any of Virginia Tech's track athletes would advance past the preliminary round of the Olympic trials in Eugene, Ore., one would have to take into consideration the fact that two of the Hokies' top athletes were coming off of injurie