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Protecting skin the fashionable way , article
While working toward her degree at Virginia Tech, Erica Sullivan Feggeler used her mom’s melanoma diagnosis and her own scare as motivation to start a sun-protective clothing line. She built a team of students from multiple colleges and entered a contest put on by the Apex Center for Entrepreneurs. Her idea won for the fan favorite category.
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Danna Agmon receives National Endowment for the Humanities fellowship , article
When the history professor was writing her first book, she discovered a curious pattern in how France governed its empire in India in the 18th and 19th centuries. Her quest to understand how those laws formed landed her a fellowship.
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Virginia Tech alumnus John Ross helps educators continue teaching during pandemic , article
John Ross was traveling in Iceland when he heard the news that the coronavirus pandemic was causing most learning environments to go online. As an instructional designer, he knew just how to help.
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Giving rewarded with Lane Stadium experience , article
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New Arabic major offers more than language skills , article
Virginia Tech now offers a major in this critical and in-demand language and prepares students for their roles in the global affairs, service, and education.
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Appalachian proud , article
The Appalachian Studies Program offers a special funding opportunity for undergraduates with ties to the region. Because of their desire to create a positive future in Appalachia, Kaylee Crockett, an agricultural technology major, and Isabella Jimenez, a biological science major, received the honor for 2020.
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School of Performing Arts begins fall theater season with ‘The Cretans’ , article
The world premiere of the audio production of “The Cretans” will stream online Oct. 2, 9, and 16.
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Want to colonize Mars? Talk to this outer space anthropologist first , article
Ripped from the pages of sci-fi novels, the future of humanity could exist beyond Earth. But first, Savannah Mandel would like a word.
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Grant awarded for green real estate management textbook , article
Virginia’s Academic Library Consortium awarded a grant to Erin Hopkins, an associate professor for apparel, housing, and resource management, and Anita Walz, University Libraries’ assistant director of open education and scholarly communication, to create a freely available textbook about green real estate management.
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Love, sex, and robots: Sara Wenger receives prestigious fellowship for work on the ethics of humanoid robots , article
The doctoral student has received a Mellon/ACLS Dissertation Completion Fellowship for her work, which combines gender and sexuality studies with the study of science, technology, and society in an examination of the controversial issue of humanoid sex robots.

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