IMAGINE: University Libraries at Virginia Tech Magazine
The Gaming Studio on the fourth floor of Newman Library. Photo by Chase Parker for Virginia Tech.

Presidential holiday cards given to nurse Genevieve Raders Herrell by various United States presidents. Photo by Chase Parker for Virginia Tech.

IMAGINE is the official magazine of the University Libraries at Virginia Tech dedicated to innovation and creativity for all Hokies.
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Article ItemCategory: impact Significant collection of Civil War letters between general and his wife finds a new home at Virginia Tech , article
The letters between Gen. Gabriel C. Wharton and his wife, Anne “Nannie” Radford Wharton, were written between 1863-65 and provide insight into Southwest Virginia life during tumultuous wartime and detail the couple’s opinions, love, ambitions, fears, and frustrations from both battlefield and homefront perspectives.
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Article ItemCategory: academics University Libraries opens branch in Academic Building One , article
Designed as a gateway to the main campus library in Blacksburg, this branch helps students navigate the University Libraries’ vast resources.
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Article ItemCategory: research Project preserves Black scientists' voices and histories , article
Patty Raun and Carrie Kroehler from the Center for Communicating Science wanted a way to highlight the voices often marginalized in STEM.
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Article ItemCategory: culture Uniform collection tells the story of Virginia Tech's cheer evolution , article
The Virginia Tech Cheerleading Uniform Collection, representing 1956-2012, captures changing fashion trends and Hokie Spirit across generations.
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Imagine Magazine_Fall/Winter 2024 cover. Photo of student in University Libraries Gaming Studio holding a video game controller with illustration elements incorporated.
