In a moment while riding the Metro, Galina Belolipetski’s path to college became clear.

Belolipetski received an email telling her she’d been selected as one of four undergraduate students in Virginia Tech’s inaugural class of Stamps Leadership Scholars in the fall of 2014. The generous support cemented her decision to attend Virginia Tech as an out-of-state student in the Honors College and ultimately propelled her to employment with Sonos, an electronics company known for producing smart speakers. Today, she works in app development for Sonos in Seattle, Washington.

Cheesy Nights began in 2011 with $100 worth of cheese, butter, bread, and a small griddle. During fall 2019 finals week, volunteers from across the Virginia Tech community, the region, and beyond served close to 4,000 sandwiches to hard-working students during finals week.

Practically overnight, Associate Professor Pablo Tarazaga’s clan morphed from a band of six into a tight-knit family of hundreds as part of a Virginia Tech living-learning community.

A joint effort of John Lemons ’60 and Mike Bowers, an assistant professor in the Virginia Tech School of Neuroscience, seeks answers to this and other speech difficulties, including communication issues related to autism.

A World Golf Hall of Famer, Dye was regarded as one of the game’s great course architects. He is credited with designing more than 130 public and private courses around the globe, including such renowned locations as TPC Sawgrass and Whistling Straits. He is also the artist behind the golf gem nestled between Blacksburg and Radford – the Pete Dye River Course of Virginia Tech.

The funding will help establish programs to better position the current and next-generation manufacturing workforce to produce military systems and components that assure technological superiority of the department, according to the Department of Defense’s website.

Hundreds of engineering students from across the country will come to Blacksburg for the national contest in May.

Join us at Buzzworks Jan. 28 for HYPE, short for Hokie Young Professional Event. Hang out and network with young alums, plus learn about what's happening at Virginia Tech and how to give back.

Come back to campus April 17-19 to celebrate and commemorate milestones, meet students, and learn what’s happening at our university.

Early Bird registration will open in January. Make plans to join us for four days of on-campus fun June 4-7.

Join Virginia Tech faculty lecturers from March 31 to April 6 on a fast-paced journey exploring English football. Experience a match between Manchester City and Liverpool, discover the connected history and culture of clubs and their communities, visit the National Football Museum, and more!