A Virginia Tech professor's research on predator-prey interaction could help alleviate deforestation in Madagascar.
Virginia Tech sponsored an exchange program with Kenya to teach responsible governance.
Virginia Tech students have access to education abroad programs on all seven continents.
Virginia Tech's Greek organizations donate thousands of hours in community service each year.
Virginia Tech's viticulture and enology programs strengthen Virginia's grape and wine industry.
Virginia Tech researchers test methods to reduce runoff by using trees and structural soils.
Virginia Tech's STEM programs inspire the next generation of scientists and engineers.
Members of the Virginia Tech Corps of Cadets learn to become leaders by first obeying, then leading their fellow cadets.
Extension programs across the state focus on education to improve water quality.
Potential scientists and engineers are nurtured in Virginia Tech summer camps.
Research of oppositional defiant disorder will be the first in the nation to compare types of treatment.
Students, alumni, and administrators team up on international service projects.
Virginia Tech's Marion duPont Scott Equine Medical Center provides critical diagnosis and treatment.
Each One Reach One pairs a new Virginia Tech student with an upper-class or graduate mentor.
Students gain invaluable life experience abroad.
A program in the veterinary school provides large animal care in the field.
Dr. Taranjit Kaur is trying to figure out how to protect Africa's endangered chimpanzee population.
The Virginia Tech Freshwater Mollusk Conservation Center is restoring endangered mussels to the region's rivers.
A student wildland firefighting group works to ignite the truth about the importance of forest fires.
'Leading expert' studies lead in water and pipe corrosion
Professor Doris Zallen has published a book on issues to consider before pursuing genetic screening.
Virginia Tech scientists work to mitigate the effects of pollution in the Chesapeake Bay, ensuring blue crab health.
The Pamplin College of Business is expanding its teaching and research programs on workplace diversity and multiculturalism.
Read student reactions to this retreat -- designed to help with the transition to college -- in the students’ blog.
Virginia Cooperative Extension’s community viability programs help find ways to improve and sustain hometowns.
College of Engineering's Thurmon Lockhart is solving the mysteries of mobility and stability in his Locomotion Research Lab.
Members of Ut Prosim Society, Virginia Tech's most prestigious donor group, have contributed more than $569 million.
This green partnership has begun to develop new and test under-used varieties of ornamental germplasm through a research-based plant introduction program.
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Hibernating black bears could hold a key to treating osteoporosis and depression, say Virginia Tech wildlife researchers.
Senior Christine George is helping fight the spread of yellow fever and dengue carried by the Aedes mosquito.
Stroubles Creek restoration offers model for reversing effects of pollution on nation’s streams and waterways.
Researchers have developed an antioxidant delivery system to target specific cell receptors present in the lower airways of RAO-affected horses.
Theme housing groups students with shared interests. The approach engages students and gives them tools for success.
The Executive Energy Management Program is helping Indian engineers enhance their global leadership skills.
Some 2,500 students banded together this spring for a project with a 'Big' purpose: dedicating their Saturday to thank community residents.
After discovering that parents did not know how to protect their children's online privacy, a Virginia Tech team went to work on a solution.
Biomechanics researchers are working implements that help reduce impact-related injuries on the field and in your car.
An interdisciplinary effort uses geospatial information technology to save money, assist federal programs and help safeguard Virginia.
The Child Study Center aims to arm children and parents with ways to conquer childhood phobias, such as fear of dogs.
Jerry Gaines has spent 35 years giving back in education. This trailblazing former student-athlete leads by example.
This acclaimed program blends challenging academic standards with inventive vision. The results touch lives and inspire change.
The interdisciplinary MILES program is targeting pressing health issues by looking at free-radical and oxidation processes.
Researchers at the Virginia Tech Transportation Institute are helping keep families safe on the road.