โRoostโ and Rise: Virginia Tech Students Overcoming Addictionโ
Virginia Tech's 'The Roost' provides a supportive dorm environment for students recovering from addiction, offering mentorship, meetings, and a community of peers with shared experiences.
Virginia Tech Board of Supervisors visits Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine ahead of vote on expansion
The animal hospital on Virginia Techโs campus is training future veterinarians while helping animals in the region, and thatโs why leaders want to see this hospital expand to continue do just that on a bigger scale.
Virginia Tech partners with Metallica for new merchandise
Start jumping, Hokie Nation! Virginia Tech has announced a collaboration with Metallica, unveiling a new collection of co-branded T-shirts and hats just in time for the football season.
Foul Check Episode 20: Cornerbacks with Virginia Tech cornerbacks coach Derek โCheetahโ Jones
Brooke and Eric are joined by Virginia Tech's cornerback coach Derek Jones to learn the ins and outs of the cornerback position.
Virginia Tech, Roanoke Valley SPCA team up to boost adoptions
The new partnership between Virginia Tech and the Roanoke Valley SPCA aims to improve animalsโ adoption success while giving students the opportunity to gain hands-on learning experience.
Former Virginia Tech research professor sentenced on child sexual abuse charges
Former Virginia Tech research professor Brett Tyler was sentenced to 10 years in prison on child sexual abuse charges, Montgomery County Circuit Court confirmed.
Why the Vice Presidential nominees matter in 2024
A Virginia Tech political expert tell us for many elections, the Vice President is not a major factor to swing voters, but with the recent events, she said people are now paying closer attention.
New owners promise seamless experience at Blacksburg Bed and Breakfast
A locally-owned bed-and-breakfast in Blacksburg is under new leadership and ownership after an overbookings controversy during Virginia Techโs graduation week.
Virginia Tech expert urges mental health talks in construction
Construction is a big industry in our region, but recent studies show construction workers are nearly five times more likely to die from mental health related issues compared to an accident on site.
Foul Check Episode 17: WNBA and professional womenโs hoops with WNBA Champion and Hokiesโ Aisha Sheppard
Brooke and Eric are joined by WNBA Champion and Virginia Tech Hokie Aisha Sheppard to talk all things professional womenโs hoops.
Virginia Tech Helmet Lab to expand research
25 percent of all construction site deaths are a result of serious head injuries according to the Job Site Safety Institute, and that is why the Virginia Tech Helmet Lab is stepping into the world of non-athletic helmet studies.
Virginia Tech awarded $300,000 grant for metabolic disease research
U.S Congressman Morgan Griffith announced on Tuesday that Virginia Tech was awarded a $300,000 grant from the U.S Department of Health and Human Services.
Virginia Tech creates immersive display for D-Day 80th anniversary ceremonies in Bedford
The far past meets the digital future in a magnificent display at the National D-Day Memorial this weekend
Virginia Tech students named top in the nation for collegiate broadcasting
Virginia Tech students Kyle Marchak and Giovanni Heater were recognized as some of the nation's top collegiate sports broadcasters Friday.
Foul Check Episode 14: College Softball with Virginia Techโs Emma Lemley and Trinity Martin
Brooke and Eric are joined by Virginia Tech softballโs Emma Lemley and Trinity Martin to get down to the rules of college softball.
Virginia Tech students take initiative to address mental health crisis
More than 80% of college students are struggling emotionally, according to a recent study. During Mental Health Awareness Month, 10 News sat down with students at Virginia Tech, who are taking the initiative to address the crisis on their campus.
10 News on the test track: New cars to require automated emergency braking systems by 2029
Whether youโre driving 10 mph or 60 mph, automatic emergency braking (AEB) is a life-saving technology that can help drivers avoid hitting a car or a pedestrian.
โI did feel unsafeโ: Jewish student at Virginia Tech reacts to campus protest
Noa Benitah is the president of Hokies for Israel at Virginia Tech, and says she and her classmates have felt intimidated for months.
Virginia Tech President Tim Sands issues statement following arrests in Pro-Palestine Protest Encampment
Virginia Tech has joined the growing list of universities across the country that are calling for the end of the war in Gaza, with dozens of students gathering at the graduate life center lawn in protest.
WATCH LIVE: Law enforcement set to break up the Pro-Palestinian encampment at Virginia Tech
10 News just got word that officers are set to break up the Pro-Palestinian encampment thatโs set up on Virginia Techโs campus.
Healthcare workers speak about mission trips to Gaza with Virginia Tech Carilion students
The panelists featured anesthesiologist Dr. Abdullah Brown, OR and ER nurse Lana, and urologist Dr. Mazen Hasan.
Virginia senators introduce gun safety bill on 17th anniversary of Virginia Tech shooting
On the 17th anniversary of the Virginia Tech shooting, Virginia senators Mark Warner and Tim Kaine introduced a new bill to reduce gun violence across the nation.
Alternative fire-fighting foam research at Virginia Tech
Head of the mechanical engineering department at Virginia Tech, Brian Lattimer, is focusing on developing a fire-suppressing foam alternative that reduces the harm to the environment.
Reflecting on April 16, 2007: Local stories of the Virginia Tech school shooting
It has been 17 years since the tragic shooting at Virginia Tech claim the lives of 32 Hokies, a day we will never forget.
Flag order issued in commemoration of Virginia Tech shooting victims
Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin has ordered flags to be flown at half-staff in memory and respect of the 17th anniversary of the tragic Virginia Tech shooting that claimed the lives of 32 people.
Virginia Tech partners with Virginia Cooperative Extension for Household Water Quality Program
Many people throughout Southwest Virginia rely on wells for their fresh drinking water. Virginia Tech, in partnership with the Virginia Cooperative Extension, is providing affordable water testing kits for those people.
Civil engineering students test the waters with cement canoes in competition at Claytor Lake
The American Society of Civil Engineers hosts a competition every year for civil engineering students, and this year, Virginia Tech got to host at Claytor Lake State Park.
Blacksburg planners proposing zoning ordinance change to help with housing in the area
Being a college town, Blacksburg has long struggled with developing housing types that attract young homebuyers.