Bailey Miller

2 days ago | farmprogress.com | Bailey Miller

The Kansas Agriculture and Rural Leadership class completed a seminar in Washington, D.C., and Gettysburg, Penn., from March 23-29. While in Gettysburg, KARL Class XVII participated in the Gettysburg Leadership Experience. This program offers in-classroom modules, accompanied by battlefield tours, to discover leadership lessons from the Battle of Gettysburg.

1 month ago | collegiatetimes.com | Bailey Miller

the tragedy on the day of April 16, 2007, appalled individuals from the Hokie community gathered on the Drillfield in front of Burruss Hall, seeking comfort in each other. Not knowing where else to go or what to do, students, faculty and Blacksburg locals mourned together. Mark Owczarski, the spokesperson for Virginia Tech, shared that students jumped the fence of a construction site where Steger Hall is today and collected 32 pieces of Hokie Stone.

2 months ago | collegiatetimes.com | Bailey Miller

With wedding season approaching and invitations arriving, it is important for these special days. Being overdressed or underdressed can lead to negative attention and , but these tips can help everyone celebrate in style. Overall, it is best to avoid dresses or shirts that are very low cut and dresses that are very short or have large cutouts. Attendees should not wear white or light colors that could resemble white. Unless otherwise stated, white is reserved for the bride.

2 months ago | collegiatetimes.com | Bailey Miller

Julia Shapiro is a student at Virginia Tech pursuing a PhD in Mathematics. She graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics from the University of Buffalo in May 2022 then completed her Master of Science in Mathematics from Virginia Tech in May 2024. She is now in the first year of her PhD program, and her primary research lies in coding theory. From August 2018 to May 2022, Shapiro attended the University of Buffalo from where she graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics.

Mar 3, 2025 | collegiatetimes.com | Bailey Miller

Virginia Tech, formerly known as Virginia Agricultural and Mechanical College when it opened in October of 1872, originally comprised of only cadet students. The inaugural year welcomed 132 cadet students split into two companies. As of August 2024, cadet enrollment has grown to 1,300 students split amongst 15 companies. As an integral part of Virginia Tech, the Corps of Cadets regularly participates in various university functions.