Volunteer to be a Hokie Helper

Hokie Helpers represent the Virginia Tech community of students, faculty, and staff who volunteer their time to help on move-in days, when more than 9,000 students will move in to the campus residence halls. Volunteers help empty vehicles, move items from the street to the rooms, provide information, and welcome new students and families! Learn More

Announcing the Learning Aspirations Blog

Today's featured post is "The Pylons: Key Values of the Hokie Nation" by Claire Childress [focuses on "Self Understanding & Integrity"]. You are encouraged to participate in the conversation:

• Read blog posts and comment
• Volunteer to write a post

Fall 2011 Commencement Address Presented by DSA Vice President

Ed Spencer’s address at 2011 fall University Commencement (video / transcript). Dr. Spencer’s address was covered on WSLS Channel 10 and in the Roanoke Times.

Nominate inspirational students for Aspire! Award

Do you know a student who exemplifies curiosity, integrity and self-understanding, civility, courageous leadership, or the values of Ut Prosim (That I May Serve)? Then nominate him or her for an Aspire! Award. Students will be honored in November, February, March, and April. See the award website for information on nomination deadlines.

Planning to live off campus next year?

Virginia Tech's "Moving Off Campus" video (17 min) provides an entertaining look at the rewards and challenges student renters face.

For more off-campus housing information visit the information desk located on the lower level in Squires Student Center