Thomas Thorgersen's column on women's movements caused a lot of controversy among students and faculty alike. As it turns out, the newsroom isn't immune to that debate. In that spirit, ...

Hokie SPA is a feature specific to Tech that really helps students to be sure they are on the right track to graduation, that all of their financial information is ...

Jummy OlabanjiSenior Staff WriterOn Monday evening in Squires the American Indian Heritage Month Steering Committee sponsored a night of conversation and a viewing of the documentary film entitled ...

Author, journalist and professor Ta-Nehisi Coates presented a riveting discussion on his life and work in the Moss Arts Center on Friday, Nov. 1. The presentation, which lasted for just under 90 ...

The Confederate president, Part II: The Spy In five parts, "The Confederate President" recounts the life and adventures of Thomas Nelson Conrad, Virginia Tech's third president and a notorious ...

Twenty years into the long drive, the Crooked Road is still bringing old-fashioned excitement to visitors.

It’s rare to find a person who enjoys public speaking, and that’s probably because 75% of people are afraid of it. Despite that, public speaking skills are an absolute necessity.

On Saturday, Oct. 15, Virginia Tech revealed its Sesquicentennial Time Capsule outside of Burruss Hall. The capsule itself is built out of locally sourced Hokie Stone which will hold the ...

Before the pandemic, depression and anxiety were running rampant among college students. The American College Health Association reported that 60% of U.S. students felt an ‘overwhelming’ sense ...

Moving into college is a significant transition. To alleviate stress and foster community, Virginia Tech hosts Weeks of Welcome, a two-week extended orientation program that allows Hokies to get to ...

The aftermath of the 2007 shooting was a dark time that profoundly impacted the university. One of the most cited memorials at Virginia Tech stands in front of Burruss Hall, ...

Following the tragedy on the day of April 16, 2007, appalled individuals from the Hokie community gathered on the Drillfield in front of Burruss Hall, seeking comfort in each other.