The importance of being vigilant and wearing masks during the COVID-19 pandemic
Take a look around the Northern Virginia Center
Engineering Group Brings Life to Cassell Coliseum Cutouts

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Engineering Group Brings Life to Cassell Coliseum Cutouts

Members of Virginia Tech's ASME (American Society of Mechanical Engineers) group worked on a project automating the movement of the fan cutouts in Cassell Coliseum to mimic the experience of having fans in the stands.

Engineering Group Brings Life to Cassell Coliseum Cutouts
My life as a dog: A Giving Day special with Willy and James
Take a look around the Northern Virginia Center

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Take a look around the Northern Virginia Center

The Northern Virginia Center (NVC) in Falls Church, VA, opened in 1997. The building houses administrative offices for the associate dean of the Graduate School and the Graduate Student Services Office (GSSO) for Virginia Tech in the Greater Washington D.C. area.The NVC is also a teaching facility for a number of academic programs offered by Virginia Tech in the region. Additionally, faculty and students at the NVC are actively engaged in innovative and collaborative projects to further the…

Take a look around the Northern Virginia Center
Students answer calls for Virginia Tech's COVID-19 helpline
My life as a dog: A Giving Day special with Willy and James

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My life as a dog: A Giving Day special with Willy and James

What do you get when you mix two talkative terriers and Giving Day? You get a punny short film featuring the College of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences dean's official ambassadors, William Howard Taft and James Madison, who provide many reasons to show your school spirit and participate in Giving Day. Visit the college's Giving Day page at givingday.vt.edu/clahs21.

My life as a dog: A Giving Day special with Willy and James
The importance of being vigilant and wearing masks during the COVID-19 pandemic
Students answer calls for Virginia Tech's COVID-19 helpline

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Students answer calls for Virginia Tech's COVID-19 helpline

Students with the university's helpline say why it's important to help out in getting information to the community about Virginia Tech's ongoing response to COVID-19. The helpline number is 540-231-7600, Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. And on Saturday and Sunday from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Students answer calls for Virginia Tech's COVID-19 helpline
Engineering Group Brings Life to Cassell Coliseum Cutouts
The importance of being vigilant and wearing masks during the COVID-19 pandemic

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The importance of being vigilant and wearing masks during the COVID-19 pandemic

Hokies in their own words explain why now, more than ever, the Virginia Tech community must remain committed to adhering to public health safety guidelines.

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