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Article ItemCadets chosen to highlight the colors at the VMI game , article Date: Sep 02, 2026 -
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Article ItemVirginia Tech researchers seek to improve chronic pain for rural adults , article
Huaiyang Zhong, assistant professor in the Grado Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering, will use a grant from the National Institute on Aging to apply artificial intelligence to reducing pain and pain-related complications.
Date: Sep 02, 2026 - -
Article ItemExperts break down the meaning and consequences of the Meta settlement , article
Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, has agreed to a landmark settlement with 47 states in which it will take steps to limit the amount of time teens can spend on its platforms. Virginia Tech experts Megan Duncan, Cayce Myers, and Donna Wertalik dove into the details of the benefits and concerns for corporations and governments, parents and teens.
Date: Sep 02, 2026 - -
Article ItemTina Savla named executive director of Institute for Society, Culture, and Environment , article
A professor of human development and family science at Virginia Tech, Savla has built a nationally recognized research portfolio as a social gerontologist and quantitative methodologist.
Date: Sep 01, 2026 - -
Article ItemCorps of Cadets alumna 1st Lt. Amanda Passman '23 named Virginia Military Institute game Hokie Hero , article
U.S. Army 1st Lt. Amanda Passman, a 2023 Virginia Tech Corps of Cadets alumna, has been named the Hokie Hero for Saturday’s football game against Virginia Military Institute.
Date: Sep 01, 2026 - -
General ItemTravel to India this winter Date: Aug 27, 2026 -
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Article ItemExperts illuminate Dolly Parton’s legacy , article
The world mourns the passing of country singer and pop culture icon Dolly Parton, whose appeal transcended genres and whose music, entrepreneurial savvy, and philanthropy has inspired multiple generations. Virginia Tech experts shared insights into the enormously consequential legacy she leaves behind.
Date: Aug 26, 2026 - -
Article ItemClass teaches lifelong learners to make AI a writing partner, not a ghostwriter , article
The class is one of the Lifelong Learning Institute's nearly 90 ways for older community members to explore something new. Registration is open, and classes begin Sept. 8.
Date: Aug 24, 2026 - -
Article ItemExpert offers advice on helping families survive back-to-school transition stress , article
New school years, updated practice schedules, and packed calendars are hallmarks of shifting away from summer for many families. The season of transition and increased activities result in challenges for both parents and children, according to Paul Springer, a marriage and family expert at Virginia Tech. He offers insight into the root of some of those issues, measures that might help avoid them, and tips on mitigating any that might arise.
Date: Aug 24, 2026 - -
Article ItemBalancing a love of teaching and writing , article
Instructor Jenna Zan reflects on her path to the classroom, the value of trusting one’s natural voice, and the students who continue to shape her work as an educator.
Date: Aug 21, 2026 - -
Article ItemLeadership through service , article
Ashley Kitch, a recent graduate of the literature and professional and technical writing programs, let her passion for volunteering push her into a key leadership role in the recreation of the English Club.
Date: Aug 21, 2026 - -
Article ItemVirginia Tech sets course for human-centered AI leadership , article
The AI Futures Working Group has developed a universitywide vision statement to distinguish Virginia Tech in a rapidly evolving AI landscape.
Date: Aug 20, 2026 - -
Article ItemGraduate assistants help Extension tell its impact story , article
Through the Center for Economic and Community Engagement, planning students gained real client experience while helping Virginia Cooperative Extension better document the value of its natural resources programs across the commonwealth.
Date: Aug 18, 2026 - -
Article ItemVirginia Tech is helping history teachers navigate AI’s role in the classroom , article
School of Education professors are empowering public school teachers to explore how they can implement AI in ways that support learning and critical thinking.
Date: Aug 13, 2026 - -
Article ItemKaren Roberto celebrates a career of scholarship, mentorship, and impact , article
The University Distinguished Professor concludes a career spent advancing gerontology and the social sciences, mentoring students and faculty, and leading with authenticity.
Date: Aug 10, 2026 - -
Article ItemExperts discuss ways that students can use AI responsibly in school , article
As artificial intelligence becomes increasingly commonplace in students’ lives, concerns over academic integrity have grown. But Virginia Tech experts Amy Allen and Pamela Gilchrist say K-12 classrooms should focus less on detecting AI misuse and more on teaching students how to use the tools responsibly.
Date: Aug 04, 2026 - -
Article ItemResearch links industrial pollution to health risks in Louisiana , article
By analyzing Louisiana Medicaid data, a recent study co-led by researcher Barbara Allen found elevated health risks among residents living near petrochemical plants and refineries.
Date: Aug 03, 2026 - -
Article ItemBike route brings Virginia’s local histories into view , article
What began with a Virginia Tech historian’s bike rides has grown into a 550-mile effort helping communities across the commonwealth share their stories through podcasts, museum displays, public art, and more.
Date: Jul 31, 2026 - -
Article ItemFaculty members honored with emeritus title , article
The Virginia Tech Board of Visitors recently awarded the emeritus title to nine faculty members. Learn more about them.
Date: Jul 21, 2026 - -
Article ItemThere's no right or wrong way to say 'Appalachia' , article
The Speech Lab partnered with the "Appodlachia" podcast to explore the differences in dialect across the 13-state Appalachian mountain region.
Date: Jul 20, 2026 -
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