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Experts discuss ways that students can use AI responsibly in school , articleAs 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.
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Research links industrial pollution to health risks in Louisiana , articleBy 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.
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Bike route brings Virginia’s local histories into view , articleWhat 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.
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Faculty members honored with emeritus title , articleThe Virginia Tech Board of Visitors recently awarded the emeritus title to nine faculty members. Learn more about them.
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There's no right or wrong way to say 'Appalachia' , articleThe Speech Lab partnered with the "Appodlachia" podcast to explore the differences in dialect across the 13-state Appalachian mountain region.
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Braden Schenck balances college and the broadcast booth , articleIn addition to being a full-time student, Schenck is the primary play-by-play voice of the Salem RidgeYaks and the Roanoke Rail Yard Dawgs. The opportunity to get professional reps allows him to apply what he’s learning in the classroom to experiences in the industry.
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Student brings Ut Prosim to life through student-led publication , articleIn the world of campus publications, Morgan Blankenship strives to keep the Woove magazine welcoming to all.
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Economic development students help American Farmland Trust strengthen Virginia farms , articleGraduate students gain hands-on experience with a real client while developing a practical tool to help Virginia communities bolster farmland.
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Scientists’ credibility depends on audience and perceived motives , articleA new study identifies five audience "classes" based on people's perceptions of scientists’ credibility.
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Student Fulbright scholars extend the university's global reach , articleWith 31 Fulbright U.S. Student Program grants over the past decade, Hokies continue to teach, research, and build connections around the world. Recent and incoming recipients share how those experiences are shaping their careers.
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Lifelong Learning Institute helps New River Valley adults keep their curiosity growing , articleFollowing a record-setting spring semester, the university's Lifelong Learning Institute is preparing for fall registration and seeking course ideas from faculty and other members of the university community.
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Study explores how anxiety turns into deeper stress for dementia caregivers , articleA study identified a cognitive bridge that may explain how anxiety develops into psychological distress in caregivers of veterans living with dementia, pointing to mindfulness as one potential element in helping interrupt the process.
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Robert Stephens honored with emeritus status , articleStephens served as the founding faculty principal of the Honors Residential College and later as its associate faculty principal.
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Heather Gumbert honored with emerita status , articleGumbert, associate professor of history, has been a member of the Virginia Tech community for more than 22 years.
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Alumnus helps drive athletics initiatives that give back , articleMatthew Sams ’07 never expected his degree in professional and technical writing would lead him to directing a nonprofit at the forefront of name, image, and likeness innovation for student-athletes.
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From trivia nights to weddings, hospitality students bring events to life , articleThrough a semester of hands-on event planning and an immersive showcase, students leave the classroom with a deeper understanding of industry logistics and the confidence to present and pitch ideas to professionals.
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Chicago Covenants Project expands its map of a hidden history , articleThe project brings together students, faculty members, and community partners to document and map thousands of racially restrictive housing covenants hidden in Cook County land records. Through GIS mapping, metadata development, and digital preservation, students are helping make this history more accessible while examining how past housing discrimination continues to shape communities today.
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Whole Health Consortium turns ideas into action to support health in rural Virginia , articleMore than 150 participants gathered for the Whole Health Consortium's third annual meeting to build partnerships, share ideas, and develop collaborative solutions, with seven teams receiving flash funding to advance projects focused on health and well-being in rural Virginia.
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Experts on history, politics reflect on U.S. 250th birthday milestone , articleAs our nation’s celebration of its 250th birthday approaches, experts in history and political science at Virginia Tech can provide perspectives on how far the United States of America has advanced since its founding and the issues that will influence where it goes next.
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Why Juneteenth is key to America's 250th birthday , articleJuneteenth made the Declaration of Independence relevant, according to history expert Dan Thorp.
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New artificial intelligence minor launches this fall , articleThe interdisciplinary minor will give students in every major the opportunity to build artificial intelligence skills, explore ethical impacts, and use that information in fields ranging from business and public policy to music and filmmaking.
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Ut Prosim through a cappella , articleSabrina Suarez uses her skills built as an English major to support the university’s performing arts.
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In memoriam: Anna Beth Benningfield, retired professor, member of the Office of Recovery and Support , articleBenningfield was a leading figure in the field of marriage and family therapy, the doctoral program in which she taught, and was a member of the Office of Recovery and Support, which was deeply involved in the efforts following the April 16 tragedy to support the families of the 32 victims and the 27 survivors.
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Expert shares advice for reducing family vacation drama , articleVacationing with multiple family members or friends of different ages and interests for extended periods of time can create tension. Paul Springer says communication before the vacation is key to reducing challenges.
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10 inducted into national Edward A. Bouchet Honor Society , articleThe university is one of 19 partners with Bouchet Society chapters across the nation.
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