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Before Virginia Tech blew out the candles on the university’s Sesquicentennial celebration last year, efforts were already underway to create, implement, and execute bold plans for the university’s next 150 years. What’s next for Tech?

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Fuel for thought

From the price at the pump and its impact on consumer goods to international relations and environmental threats, Virginia Tech experts speak out about fuel — a topic known for generating far more questions than answers.

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April 22, 2022 – Participants during the Survivor’s Walk at Virginia Tech’s Relay For Life. (Photo by Christina Franusich/Virginia Tech)KEYWORDS: Virginia Tech, memorial, Relay For Life, cancer, fight for a cure, student organizations, Drillfield, Student Alumni Association, American Cancer Society

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Class Notes, Spring 2023

Class Notes

In Memoriam and Obituaries, Spring 2023

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    The Virginia Tech Wheelchair Tennis team, a club sport offered through Recreational Sports, attended the Collegiate Wheelchair Tennis Championships — its first national championship — in April in Orlando, Florida.

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    How to connect with an alumni chapter after graduation , article

    Joining an alumni chapter can provide a myriad of benefits — most notably social experiences. Moving to an unfamiliar area or branching into a new career can feel isolating, but joining a chapter can ease the process.

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    A decade ago, on Earth Day 2013, a clone of the Henderson Lawn sycamore was planted in the location of its predecessor.

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    Operation Christmas Child always has been important to Elizabeth Henry Groff ’17, who spent much of her childhood in an orphanage in Ukraine before being adopted by a Williamsburg, Virginia, couple when she was 13. She recently returned to the war-torn country with Samaritan’s Purse staff to hand out Operation Christmas Child’s 200 millionth shoebox.

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