By Hafsa Ayubi, Politics & Government reporter
Virginia voters will decide this November whether to remove the state’s constitutional ban on same-sex marriage and replace it with language protecting marriage between two adults regardless of sex, gender or race.
By Alexandra Guerra, Crime, Safety, and Justice Reporter
Online scams are becoming increasingly common, but knowing what to do after being targeted can make a difference. This story explores how people can recognize potential scams, what steps they can take to report them, and how law enforcement responds when someone becomes a victim.
By Anastasia Simonenko, arts, culture and sports reporter
A women’s resource center is opening up conversation on topics women have been told to avoid. They bring the community together through outreach and education.
By Lila Trochlil, arts, culture and sports reporter
While digital tools continue to transform the art world, some Virginia Tech artists still prioritize working with physical materials. Studio art major Lula Bovino and art professor Mitch Miller discuss the satisfaction of hands-on creation and how mistakes can become a valuable part of a finished piece.
By Alex Frank, health & wellness reporter
The Virginia Tech Corps of Cadets requires cadets to balance many different responsibilities at once. From military requirements and school to extracurriculars and personal life, it’s no easy task. This story explores what cadets go through in a typical day and how they manage it all.
By Anastasia Simonenko, arts, culture and sports reporter
A place for more than just a daily workout — a studio with opportunities beyond the classroom. See how students at Virginia Tech are turning a job into something more.
By Nick Carlson, science and technology reporter
The Southwest Virginia Wildlife Center in Roanoke, Virginia, nurses injured and orphaned animals back to health and returns them to the wild. Each year, staff and volunteers treat hundreds of animals, from birds to bobcats. For many of them, rehab means a second shot at life.
By Erin Bailey, education reporter
This video explores how social media is prevalent in education. Classroom learning can contribute to both career and individual success, shaping the future of job opportunities.
By Nichelly Lysy, Politics & Government reporter
For over 4,000 international scholars at Virginia Tech, earning a degree is only half the battle—shifting federal visa rules are putting a tighter deadline on what happens after graduation. How are students and university leaders navigating this growing uncertainty? Watch as we explain what “The Visa Clock” means and what’s at stake for Hokies from around the globe.
