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Article ItemCategory: campus experience Nikki Giovanni's iconic words come to life in new exhibition , article
The immersive experience will debut with recordings of Nikki Giovanni reading two of her poems, “Ego Tripping” and “Nikki Rosa,” from 1 to 6 p.m. Sunday, June 8, in the Cube at the Moss Arts Center.
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Article ItemVirginia Tech Global Distinction College of Architecture, Arts, and Design faculty tackle real-world challenges through research and creativity , article
Faculty are using college-funded research grants to develop innovative, community-focused projects that aim to improve everyday life through creative technology and collaboration.
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Article ItemCategory: research Proof of concept grants to propel emerging research , article
Ten proposals were selected for the 2025 round of funding from the LAUNCH: Center for New Ventures' program that supports faculty in advancing the life-changing potential of technology emerging from research.
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Article ItemCategory: culture Summer Arts Festival starts May 23 with free entertainment and fun for all , article
Events happening all summer include indoor and outdoor concerts, movies, art exhibitions, children’s activities, a community sing, and more. The festival is presented by the Virginia Tech School of Performing Arts, with support from the Office of the Executive Vice President and Provost and the Town of Blacksburg.
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Article ItemVirginia Tech Advantage Class of 2025: Lauren Sartori named 2025 Outstanding Honors College Senior , article
Sartori received the award in recognition of her accomplishments over her undergraduate career and her commitment to exemplifying Honors College core values.
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Article ItemCategory: research Researchers celebrated for innovating science for society , article
Virginia Tech faculty were recognized for their scholarship and ingenuity at Innovation and Partnerships’ fourth annual Celebrating Innovation event.
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Article ItemCategory: academics Celebrating advising award winners during Global Advising Week , article
As Virginia Tech celebrates its advising community during Global Advising Week, it honors the 2025 Advising Award winners and the way they go above and beyond for students.
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Article ItemVirginia Tech Advantage Class of 2025: Lizzy McEwen designs the future while preserving the past , article
McEwen found more than just a job in Special Collections and University Archives — she discovered a passion for preserving the overlooked histories of women in architecture.
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Article ItemCategory: impact Students create nature-inspired sculpture to welcome visitors to Alexandria , article
Inspired by the symmetry of the dogwood fruit and the idea of connection and complexity, Master of Fine Arts candidate Braden Perryman led a team of Virginia Tech students to design and build "Emergence," a large-scale public sculpture commissioned for Academic Building One and installed in Alexandria.
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Article ItemCategory: research Interdisciplinary project brings ancient Egypt to life through virtual reality , article
A group of faculty and students are participating in an interdisciplinary project that recreates artifacts and drawings of relics found in the tomb of Meketre and uses digital technology to allow people to step inside the world of Egypt thousands of years ago.
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Article ItemVirginia Tech Advantage Class of 2025: Brynn McClatchy named Outstanding Undergraduate Student for College of Architecture, Arts, and Design , article
McClatchy, who will earn her degree in architecture, distinguished herself through a dynamic academic journey that integrated rigorous coursework with leadership development, overseas study, and internships.
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Article ItemVirginia Tech Advantage Where passion meets possibility , article
Through the Student-Initiated Research Grant program, students in the College of Architecture, Arts, and Design are transforming bold, personal ideas into innovative, hands-on research with real-world impact.
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Article ItemCategory: impact Virginia Tech alumnus rewrites the story of a Florentine icon , article
A passion for architecture and history led Elon Danziger from Virginia Tech to Florence, where his research is rewriting the story of the city’s famed Baptistery.
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Article ItemCategory: research 'Curious Conversations' podcast: Eiman Elgewely talks about using virtual reality to explore historical spaces , article
Elgewely explained how digital technology can help revive lost heritages, increase access, and provide insights for current applications and described two recent projects — 3D virtual reality creations of the house of Sheikh Isa in Bahrain and Meketre's ancient Egyptian garden.
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Article ItemCategory: academics Thomas H. Mills III honored with emeritus status , article
The leader of the Center for Innovation in Construction Safety, Health, and Well-being, Mills focused on research to improve the welfare of construction workers and established a student career fair that now attracts more than 200 companies annually.
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Article ItemCategory: academics Kay Edge honored with emerita status , article
A member of the Virginia Tech community for more than 22 years, Edge made significant contributions to sustainable architecture through her work on projects advancing solar energy and net-zero systems.
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Article ItemCategory: academics Robert Dunay honored with emeritus status , article
A member of the Virginia Tech community for more than 49 years, Dunay was the founding director of the industrial design program and the Center for Design Research.
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Article ItemCategory: academics Frank Weiner honored with emeritus status , article
A member of the Virginia Tech community for more than 37 years, Weiner demonstrated formative leadership as head of the former Department of Architecture and interim founding director of the former interdisciplinary School of Architecture and Design
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Article ItemCategory: impact Theatre alumnus Dylan Bomgardner helped light the way for Metallica’s M72 World Tour , article
Metallica fans rocking out at the M72 World Tour are seeing the creative work of Virginia Tech alumnus Dylan Bomgardner, who supported the tour’s cutting-edge lighting design.
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Article ItemCategory: campus experience Five employees receive President’s Award for Excellence , article
On April 9, President Tim Sands announced five winners for the 2025 President’s Award for Excellence out of 13 nominees.
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Article ItemCategory: academics Landscape architecture students design inclusive trails for Pocahontas State Park , article
Blending real-world problem-solving with design education, Virginia Tech students partnered with the local community to create accessible trail options.
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Article ItemCategory: culture Students honor luthier Daniel Foster with memorial concert , article
The April 13 concert will feature Virginia Tech students performing on 12 stringed instruments all made by Foster, who died in 2018. It's the first time so many of his instruments have been played together in a performance.
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Article ItemCategory: culture Adaptation of ‘Little Women’ puts family dynamics center stage at the Moss Arts Center , article
Kate Hamill's adaptation of Louisa May Alcott's "Little Women" runs April 23-36 at the Moss Arts Center.
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Article ItemCategory: campus experience Lia Braaten Hager, design vice president for Global Home Care at Procter & Gamble, to deliver commencement address for the College of Architecture, Arts, and Design , article
Drawing on a career spent championing creativity and innovation in the corporate world, alumna Lia Hager is returning to campus to inspire May graduates with a message about the courage to pursue bold ideas.
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