
National Thanksgiving Turkey landing at Virginia Tech Gobbler’s Rest again
Virginia Tech can add another feather to its cap: It will once again be home to the National Thanksgiving Turkey and its alternate “wingman.”

Virginia Tech can add another feather to its cap: It will once again be home to the National Thanksgiving Turkey and its alternate “wingman.”

Virginia Tech cadets Matthew Mabutas, Viviana Pazos, and Timothy Villanueva will receive the flags at this week’s football game against Miami.

Chris Graham and Scott German keep you on the edge of your seats talking about how #4 UVA held off Coppin State. OK, the score was 97-40. Anyway.

Gov. Ralph Northam announced that for the first time in the Commonwealth, early childhood educators will have access to a seamless pathway for earning marketable credentials in early childhood education.

Virginia Tech is making a historic commitment to build a revolutionary 1 million-square-foot, technology-focused campus in Alexandria — a $1 billion project that is part of a comprehensive higher-education package that was cited as a key reason Amazon selected Virginia for a new headquarters site.

Amazon, Inc. will invest approximately $2.5 billion to establish a major new headquarters in Virginia that will create more than 25,000 high-paying jobs over 12 years.

University of Virginia President Jim Ryan today issued the following statement regarding Amazon’s decision to locate a major headquarters in Northern Virginia.

The Virginia Tech Corps of Cadets dedicated the engraving of the name of U.S. Navy Ensign Sarah Mitchell of the Class of 2017 on the Ut Prosim Pylon during a ceremony at the War Memorial.

A tour bus affiliated with the non-partisan group VAratifyERA that is traveling across Virginia will come to the Mary Baldwin University campus from 4 to 5 p.m. on Wednesday in the Student Activities Center.

The Virginia Center for the Book announces that the first annual Frank Riccio Artist-in-Residency will bring Detroit-based printmaker Amos Paul Kennedy Jr.
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