Virginia Tech experts are available this week to discuss top news stories, including the U.S. and Iranian presidents speaking ...

Brittany Hunt, a Lumbee scholar and assistant professor in the School of Education, discusses her work as a field producer for PBS North Carolina’s “Homegrown History,” a series exploring lesser known ...

Sarah Jane Thomsen M.S. ’19 has turned a lifelong connection to agriculture into a career supporting the farmers and ...

Cadet Alex Scott and Cadet Aaryn James of the Virginia Tech Corps of Cadets will travel with the Hokies to face the ...

U.S. Navy Capt. Daniel Bense, a 1999 Virginia Tech Corps of Cadets alumnus, has been named the Hokie Hero for Saturday’s ...

As security threats and political pressures mount, Virginia Tech experts examine the feasibility, safety guardrails, and ...

Williams, a mechanical engineering professor and one of the leading authorities on 3D printing, is cultivating cross-campus ...

The mammalian gut microbiome is teeming with a delicate balance of bacteria and the viruses that keep them in check, called bacteriophages, or phages. Each bacterial species usually has its own set of ...

Looking for something different to do between classes? Stop by the Center for the Arts to explore “Medicine Monster,” a free exhibition by internationally recognized artist Guadalupe Maravilla.

On the morning of Sept. 19, Gregory Guard, the Virginia Tech Corps of Cadets’ precision rifle drill team, will fire a rifle salute between 11:30 a.m. and noon. The rifle salute will include three ...