All College of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences News and Stories
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These students turn an argument on its head , articleThe open-forum style Ethics Club allows students from different backgrounds to share their opinion and collaboratively discuss the ethics in modern day problems.
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Experts available: Iran war, oil prices and stock markets, Virginia redistricting, cycling in cities, and more , articleVirginia Tech experts are available this week to talk about issues in the news, including the Iran War, oil prices, the stock market, alternative transportation, and Autism Acceptance Month. To schedule an interview with any of them or if you need analysis on other topics, please contact mediarelations@vt.edu.
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University Libraries honors authors across disciplines , articleNow in its 18th year, the event recognized 83 books by 82 authors representing all nine academic colleges, along with administrative units, research centers, and institutes.
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As gas prices fluctuate, expert’s research shows cycling continues to grow as commuting alternative , articleRalph Buehler’s most recent study looked at cycling trends in a number of major world cities and found that, even after the pandemic-fueled cycling boom, many have seen their share of cyclists continue to increase in recent years.
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One Hokie, many roles , articleEnglish and philosophy double major Cate Langhorn is redefining what it means to be an English major at Virginia Tech through leadership, mentorship, and interdisciplinary research that embodies Ut Prosim.
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Meet this spring's Corps of Cadets leaders , articleThe cadets guiding the corps this spring are sharing their leadership philosophies, responsibilities, and lessons learned with the regiment.
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Designing with words , articleClay Delk discusses how his foundation in English drives the strategic thinking behind his work in technology, design, and communication.
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These alumni excel in their professions, communities, and university support , articleThe College of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences will honor its outstanding alumni during a ceremony on April 17.
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Experts available: Gas prices rising, Pope vs. Trump, significance of Orbán’s loss in Hungary, VA redistricting, and more , articleVirginia Tech experts are available this week to talk about issues in the news, the drought, and Autism Acceptance Month. To schedule an interview with any of them or if you need analysis on other topics, please contact mediarelations@vt.edu.
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Student's description of life in America wins top poetry prize , articleThere were 88 poetry submissions for 10 finalist slots in the annual Giovanni-Steger Poetry Prize competition. Manas Karki's first-place poem, “Visa Length,” offers a window into his experiences and those of other international students.
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Experts available: Iran War enters second month, Artemis II, spring & brain health, and more , articleVirginia Tech experts are available to talk about issues in the news and offer seasonal advice on boosting brain health and restoring winter-damaged lawns. To schedule an interview, please contact mediarelations@vt.edu.
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Spring is good for your brain, expert says , articleBenjamin Katz, associate professor in the Department of Human Development and Family Science at Virginia Tech, explains how spending time outdoors can sharpen attention spans, improve memory, and support overall cognition.
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Graduate School honors students, faculty, and staff at annual awards reception , articleThe event was held during Graduate Education Week and recognized master’s and doctoral degree students as well as staff and faculty mentors from across the university's campuses and programs for their work.
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Meet the Hokie shaping Virginia’s economic future , articleWith experience across government, business, and regional development, Carrie Chenery ’08 brings a cross-sector perspective to Virginia’s top economic role.
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Here's why these foods are found on Easter tables , articleLamb, pork, eggs, Easter bread - Candace Buckner shares the history of traditional Easter foods and how they joined holiday tables.
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Science in the age of AI , articleThe transformative potential of new tools was the emphasis of Virginia Tech's Leaders+ discussion in Alexandria with OpenAI Vice President for Science Kevin Weil. The event was attended by more than 150 researchers, graduate students, and other members of the scientific and industry communities.
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‘Curious Conversations’ podcast: Katalin Parti talks about scammers and cybercrime , articleParti talked about how emerging technologies like artificial intelligence are turbocharging social engineering scams and what individuals can do to protect themselves.
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Experts available: Iran war, troops deployed, TSA executive order, new NASA launch, plus all about Easter treats , articleThe Virginia Tech media relations office has experts available for interviews this week surrounding issues in the news, including the escalating war in Iran, President Trump’s executive order to fund TSA agents, record budget standoff in Congress, the upcoming Artemis II launch, and more. To schedule an interview, please contact mediarelations@vt.edu.
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Alumna will guide Virginia’s agriculture and forestry industries , articleKatie Frazier ’04 brings deep roots in Virginia 4-H and FFA, along with dual degrees from Virginia Tech, to her new role as Virginia’s secretary of agriculture and forestry.
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Zoe Brooks turns coal country roots into research and preservation , articleBrooks draws on her upbringing in Southwest Virginia’s coal country to study Appalachian labor history and preserve mining heritage through her work in Special Collections and University Archives.
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Five faculty members named AAAS Fellows , articleThe new fellows are among nearly 500 scientists, engineers, and innovators who have been recognized for their scientific and socially distinguished achievements by one of the world’s largest general scientific societies and publisher of the Science family of journals.
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Country singer-songwriter Morgan Wade joins Corps of Cadets' Platoon Tactical Challenge , articleWade embedded with a platoon, completing the demanding, campuswide training event alongside Alpha Company cadets.
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Nobel Prize winner, economics professor to speak at virtual lecture , articleDaron Acemoglu, economics professor at Massachusetts Institute of Technology, will deliver the virtual 2026 Philosophy, Politics, and Economics Distinguished Public Lecture on April 8.
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Economic impact of Iran war already widespread, expert explains , articleThe economic impacts of the Iran war and Iran’s closure of the Strait of Hormuz reach around the world. Iran’s blockade of the strait, a narrow waterway through which ordinarily passes about a fifth of the globe’s oil and natural supplies, already haw historic consequences for consumers, according to economic expert David Bieri.
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