Developments at Virginia Tech
The official Tumblr of Virginia Tech's Office of University Development, located at the Gateway Center on the corner of University City Blvd., and Prices Fork Rd., in Blacksburg, Va.
This website is maintained by the Development Communications team headed by Albert Raboteau, Gary Cope, and Chuck George.
WVTF public radio aired a feature on Virginia Tech’s Lumenhaus this morning, May 17. You can listen to it above, or click here to read the transcript.
The story references the Virginia Tech students and faculty who became the first university team ever to receive the American Institute of Architects Honor Award, which is one of the most prestigious awards in architecture.
In case you haven’t seen the award-winning solar house, check out this video produced earlier this year.
WVTF is a service of Virginia Tech.
The Federal Communications Commission approved another acquisition for WVTF Public Radio and RADIO IQ, a service of Virginia Tech. The station is supported by donations from listeners, and will now reach even more communities in the commonwealth. Click here or on the picture to learn more.
WVTF public radio tracks faculty accomplishments abroad
Listeners all over the commonwealth and beyond rely on donor-supported WVTF Public Radio to bring them news about the discoveries and outreach of our world-renowned faculty. One recent story — reported from Indonesia by Sandy Hausman and linked above — documents how scientists from Virginia Tech are traveling the world to teach powerful, organic ways to protect plants.
Source: WVTF Public Radio
