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University community invited to give blood July 31

From: Public Health Association at Virginia Tech Help save lives during a blood drive on Friday, July 31, at the Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine. Blood donations are urgently needed

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Miles Hall construction impact beginning July 16

From: Student Affairs Facilities and Operations To accommodate repairs to the rear landing and steps at the mid-building entrance of Miles Hall, there will be limited access to the rear service drive

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Human Nutrition, Foods, and Exercise seeking volunteers ages 50+ for weight control study

From: Department of Human Nutrition, Foods, and Exercise Volunteers ages 50 and older are needed to participate in a study on the effect of fluid intake on Weight Control in Middle Aged and Older Adu

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David Raymond named associate vice president and chief information security officer

Raymond’s appointment aligns with an administrative policy update that provides a clear point of coordination for security-related compliance work and reporting across the university.

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Litton-Reaves Hall building closure on July 16

July 15 update: Work has been rescheduled for a later date. Additional details will be shared in advance of the closure once the new date has been confirmed. As a part of the ongoing air handler repl

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Alumnus hikes to 75 summits to celebrate 75 years

Virginia Tech forestry alumnus Mark Mengele ’75 celebrated his 75th year by summiting 75 peaks, highlighting a life dedicated to outdoor recreation and state parks.

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Virtual Travel Series

Join us to explore new countries and cultures through a virtual and interactive travel series!

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Measuring Hurricane Helene’s legacy in Appalachian streams

In the wake of Hurricane Helene, researchers from the Center for Aquatic Technology Transfer—a partnership between Virginia Tech and the U.S. Forest Service—are working to understand how the storm res