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Hoda to Hokies: Find a path you love and a community within it , articleKotb '86 made a half-day trip to Blacksburg to talk with students in the School of Communication and others in the College of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences about her new app venture, Joy 101. This semester about 150 students in the college have been testing the app that Kotb launched in 2025.
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What successful peace negotiations between Iran and the U.S. will require , articleThe United States and Israeli war with Iran is complicated and multilateral, driven by varied motives, with the primary actors desiring different outcomes. Political scientist Robert Hodges, director of the Virginia Tech Diplomacy Lab, answers questions about the factors affecting peace negotiations.
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Emma Roshioru named Truman Scholar , articleRoshioru is the university’s first student since 2009 to receive the prestigious scholarship and has demonstrated a strong commitment to public service in the Blacksburg community.
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April Aspire! Awards celebrate service from exemplary Hokies , articleThis month's recipients were recognized for their commitment to Ut Prosim (That I May Serve).
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Article ItemAI is just another technology Americans don’t like but can’t stop using , article
The Washington Post, 3/26/26
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Article ItemAmerican disapproval of Congress ties record high, Gallup poll shows , article
The National Desk, 4/23/26
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Article ItemVirginia voters approve high-stakes redistricting referendum , article
Washington Examiner, 4/21/26
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Article ItemSpending 20 minutes outside this spring could help your health , article
WTOP (Radio) DC, 4/20/26
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