All College of Engineering News and Stories
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Article ItemMIT program earns top 5 ranking from U.S. News and World Report , article
U.S. News & World Report released its 2025 Best Online Programs and Virginia Tech’s Master of Information Technology was ranked fourth nationally while the College of Engineering's overall online master’s degree programs came in at tied for No. 18.
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Article ItemCampus internEXP helps students build skills, make impacts through internships , article
Launched in 2021, Virginia Tech's Campus internEXP program represents a part of the university’s goal to create additional experiential learning opportunities for students and specifically focuses on providing on-campus internships for students seeking to gain applicable experience in potential career fields while working toward their degrees.
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Article ItemResearcher studies the power of native plants to combat road salt pollution , article
Salt pollution from road deicing salts threatens freshwater ecosystems and urban green infrastructure. Megan Rippy's research on salt-tolerant plants like cattails highlights their potential role in mitigating this pollution, though broader strategies are essential for long-term solutions.
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Article ItemJennifer Davis named College of Engineering’s director of college scholarships , article
Davis will oversee the college’s scholarship programs, ensuring students receive the support necessary to pursue their academic goals.
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Article ItemJohn Robertson honored with emeritus status , article
A member of the Virginia Tech community for more than 34 years, Robertson made significant contributions to alleviate human and animal suffering through his work developing novel medical tests and biomedical devices
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Article ItemJustin Jaworski named fellow of American Society of Mechanical Engineers , article
Jaworski is an internationally recognized expert in fluid-structure interactions, avian aeroacoustics, and biomimicry design for flow-noise reduction.
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Article ItemAlumni-driven Moraco Fellowship Challenge fuels engineering research and innovation , article
With only seven fellowships remaining, alumni donors are seeing how their support fuels cutting-edge research.
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Article ItemPradeep Raj honored with emeritus status , article
A member of the Virginia Tech community for more than 12 years, Raj contributed research in the area of multidisciplinary analysis, design, and optimization dedication.
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Article ItemExperts available: avian flu and egg prices, Trump inauguration, California wildfires, TikTok ban, more , article
The Virginia Tech media relations office has experts available for interviews this week surrounding issues in the news including, egg prices and avian flu, President-elect Trump's inauguration, Southern California wildfires, utility companies and fires, Meta ending fact-checking, Supreme Court TikTok ban ruling, and winter salt environmental damage.
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Article ItemAjay Jagtiani ’88 pursues engineering excellence through the law , article
For several decades, Ajay Jagtiani’s career as a patent lawyer was made easy thanks to his engineering education at Virginia Tech.
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Article ItemSouthern California wildfires: A growing threat in unlikely months , article
January isn’t typically associated with the fire season in Southern California, but Virginia Tech wildfire experts warn that this year’s conditions are anything but typical.
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Article ItemExperts available: Meta ends fact-checking, winter weather, presidential transition, resolutions, and more , article
The Virginia Tech media relations office has experts available for interviews this week surrounding issues in the news including, Meta ending fact-checking, winter weather, resolutions for the 2025, Virginia's new cellphone policy in school and more. To schedule an interview, please contact mediarelations@vt.edu.
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Article ItemIn memoriam: Jared Paul Williams, student, College of Engineering , article
Williams, a student in the College of Engineering, passed away unexpectedly on Tuesday, Dec. 24.
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Article ItemA fast-moving belly flop: Researchers unveil the unique skills of cricket frogs , article
The way cricket frogs move across the surface of water has long been thought to resemble walking on water, but researchers in the lab of Jake Socha have discovered a different reality.
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Article ItemSanmay Das joins Sanghani Center at Innovation Campus to lead AI for social impact focus , article
One current collaborative project aims at understanding the ways algorithmic techniques for prioritization and resource allocation can best be used for societal benefit by local government and nongovernmental organizations to support vulnerable populations, such as people experiencing homelessness or at high risk of eviction.
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Article ItemCadets to highlight the colors at the Duke's Mayo Bowl game , article
Cadets Catherine Nishimuta, Ryan Kincaid, and Jaclyn Heaney will travel with the Hokies to receive the flags at Friday’s bowl game in Charlotte.
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Article ItemJohn Gordon Casali honored with emeritus status , article
Casali served Virginia Tech as a professor and department head for over four decades.
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Article ItemScuba diving shapes Virginia Tech engineering student’s path , article
Adelai Silberberg merges her passion for scuba diving with her engineering expertise, crafting a unique path defined by adventure, leadership, and a commitment to making a difference.
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Article ItemVirginia Tech senior design team benefits from industry, alumni engagement , article
Industry partnerships and alumni support propelled a senior design team in the college of engineering to top honors at an international conference.
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Article ItemClass of 2024: Natalia Ayala-Torres builds a brighter future for Hokie engineers , article
Natalia Ayala-Torres has spent her time in college embodying Ut Prosim (That I May Serve) by giving back to the same program that set her on a path to engineering at Virginia Tech
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Article ItemD.C. area graduate programs to share new home at Innovation Campus Academic Building One opening in January , article
Graduate programs in business and engineering will grow innovation and collaboration in Alexandria.
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Article ItemClass of 2024: Alex Sherbak ends undergraduate education in building construction on the perfect note , article
Alex Sherbak, graduating in fall 2024, prepares for a career in construction after a collegiate experience filled with industry partnerships and hands-on experiences.
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Article ItemIn memoriam: Wolter 'Wolt' J. Fabrycky, John L. Lawrence professor emeritus, industrial and systems engineering , article
Fabrycky, an esteemed researcher, professor, and pioneer in the field of systems engineering, passed away in Blacksburg on Nov. 6.
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Article ItemVirginia Tech research continues to grow federal support , article
Virginia Tech was responsible for almost half of the growth in federally sponsored research expenditures in Virginia’s institutions of higher education in fiscal year 2023, according to the National Science Foundation’s latest Higher Education Research and Development survey.
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