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The most important building material for the future of construction? Collaboration , articleBy inspiring collective brainstorming among industry and government leaders, Virginia Tech is laying the foundation for its Coalition for Smart Construction.
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Virginia Tech to honor 3,100 graduates at fall commencement , articleThe University Commencement ceremony will begin at 10:30 a.m. ET. The Graduate School ceremony will follow at 2:30 p.m. ET. Both events will be available via livestream video from the university homepage for those unable to attend in person.
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Virginia Tech experts provide holiday season tips and insights , articleVirginia Tech has a plethora of experts representing many disciplines available for interviews on a variety of holiday-connected topics and research. To schedule an interview, please contact mediarelations@vt.edu.
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Class of 2024: Rhea Perdue ready to make New York City her stage , articlePerdue will be following her internal compass when she moves to New York City after graduation to work as a comedic tour guide and pursue her dream of performing on Broadway.
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Expert shares how to take better photos during holidays, or any time of year , articleFamily gatherings during the holidays mean holiday snaps and sharing those photos online or in the mail, either made into or tucked into greeting cards — a process made merrier and brighter if the photos are good. Certainly, the better the photo, the more treasured the keepsake.
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Pioneering veterinary scientist Margie Lee to deliver fall 2024 University Commencement address , articleLee, a groundbreaking researcher and Virginia Tech alumna, will address graduates on Friday, Dec. 20. She serves as associate dean for research and graduate studies at the Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine.
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New Provost’s Leadership Development Program teaches faculty to lead where they are , articleOnly a few of the 22 faculty members in the eight-month Leading in Place cohort, launched this fall, are serving in formal leadership roles. But the Faculty Affairs–designed program embraces the idea that everyone is a leader — and that it's wise to cultivate leadership skills no matter your position.
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NBA writer, Virginia Tech alum, shares career insights with students , articleJohn Schuhmann is the author of power rankings – among many other analyses – for NBA.com.
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A 3D printer could build your next home, affordably , articleIn an effort to find new solutions to ease the affordable housing crisis, Virginia Tech researchers are partnering with Virginia Housing to create 3D-printed concrete homes.
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In memoriam: James H. “Jimmy” Cochrane ’84, namesake of Cochrane Hall , articleCochrane, who earned a degree in architecture from what is now the College of Architecture, Arts, and Design, was a generous donor to his alma mater.
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‘Homesick’ exhibition cuts through memory and space to showcase the paradox of homesickness , articleGraduate student Camila Mancilla’s solo exhibition blends surrealism and architectural theory to reveal the complex nature of home.
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Research achievements and excellence honored during annual celebration , articleMore than 80 Virginia Tech faculty members were honored during the Celebrating Scholarly Distinction ceremony.
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Designing his own Virginia Tech experience , articleInterior design senior Ethan Greenough has found opportunity and inspiration through student organizations, overseas study, an internship, and the natural environment of Southwest Virginia.
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Inaugural recipients named for Lutz Awards , articleSophia Economou, Zheng “Phil” Xiang, John Rossmeisl, and Markus Breitschmid earned the first Jacob A. Lutz III Awards for Eminent Scholars during Virginia Tech’s annual research awards ceremony, Celebrating Scholarly Excellence, on Nov. 6.
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Posters designed to draw voters , articlePrintmaking students took their inspiration from Works Progress Association posters of the past as they learned how to design and produce art that would encourage community members to vote this November.
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Director's vision explores love and loss in Sarah Ruhl's 'Eurydice' , articleRuhl's "Eurydice" opens in Squires Studio Theatre on Nov. 12 and runs for six performances.
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Rob Jacks receives national award for his work with first-year students , articleThe advising director for the College of Architecture, Arts, and Design has been recognized for his success with student retention.
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Hokie alumni help make waves in Virginia Beach entertainment , articleVirginia Tech graduates like Billy Almond '78 joined with music icon Pharrell Williams and others to turn a vision for the first East Coast wave park into a reality.
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Donor support helps Hahn Horticulture Garden blossom , articleWith a new outdoor event venue and other enhancements on the way, the garden continues to grow as a memory-making destination.
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Meet this year’s Hokie socks designers: Mikaela Saint Hilaire and Mia Jimenez , articleTheir designs take inspiration from campus favorites – such as Lane Stadium – and offer a way for Hokies to stay connected to the community while supporting Virginia Tech.
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Hokies tackle e-scooter issues in Georgetown , articleBrook Kennedy led a team of industrial design students this summer in developing Nest, a prototype parking rack that could encourage e-scooterists, as well as cyclists, to park more responsibly.
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Industrial design faculty recognized for their contributions to academia , articleIndustrial design faculty Martha Sullivan and Isabel Prochner were recognized for their contributions to academia by the Industrial Designers Society of America.
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PREP Program cultivates grant writing skills for early career researchers , articleFive faculty members from three departments, one school, and three colleges have been selected for the 2024-25 cohort, receiving up to $10,000 each to develop research proposals.
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Explore cybersecurity through art at new exhibition , articleFunded by the Commonwealth Cyber Initiative, the CyberArts 2024 Exhibit is open at the Torpedo Factory Art Center in Alexandria until Jan. 19, 2025. The opening reception will be held on Oct. 18 from 6-8 p.m. Registration is required.
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Service before self: Cadets pause tradition to aid hurricane cleanup , articleCadet leaders canceled the fall half of Caldwell March just three days before the event in favor of helping neighboring communities with Hurricane Helene cleanup efforts on Saturday.
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