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TikTok ban could set precedent for social media free speech and privacy, experts say , articleFreedom of speech versus national security? Experts discuss what the TikTok ban means for social media, privacy, and public opinion.
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Experts available: Trump assassination attempt, Federal Reserve interest rates, TikTok hearing, and more , articleThe Virginia Tech media relations office has the experts available for interviews this week surrounding issues in the news including the assassination attempt on Donald Trump, the anticipated rate cut by the Federal Reserve, TikTok appealing to the courts, and more. To schedule an interview, please contact mediarelations@vt.edu.
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Experts discuss interest rate cuts, the economy, and why the Fed has so much power , articleThe Federal Reserve Board is likely to cut interest rates at its Sept. 17-18 meeting — but experts from Virginia Tech agree that the adjustment will be small. Vijay Singal, George Morgan, and David Bieri are available to explain why and the reason there is so much attention attached to the Fed’s decision-making.
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Tech and humanities entrepreneur offers perspectives on emerging markets, media, and education , articleWhile he serves as an advisor for OpenAI, Rishi Jaitly’s primary charge is as the founder and leader of Virginia Tech’s Institute for Leadership in Technology. With his deep experience driving new product proliferation and adoption across the world, Jaitly is uniquely positioned to speak about technology in emerging markets, entrepreneurship, the impact of technology on the media ecosystem, and the future of tech in education.
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Corps of Cadets alumnus Lt. Col. David Clay Jr. named Old Dominion game Hokie Hero , articleClay is deployed to Djibouti, serving as the command judge advocate for Task Force Patton.
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College love story grows into a lifelong mission for nature , articleDeb McDonald ’77 and ’99 and Dennis McDonald ’76 met as first-year students at Virginia Tech, bonding over their shared enjoyment of nature. Both McDonalds retired a few years ago and not only continue to hike and bike, but travel across the country for their outdoor adventures.