PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE
Today's Virginia Tech
President Charles Steger introduces the special DVD edition of Virginia Tech Magazine.
TODAY'S CAMPUS
Virginia Tech: Dreams
Teaching, research, and outreach--Virginia Tech does it all. How will the dreams of our university transform the world?
Hokie Stone: Past, Present, and Future
Review Tech's proud architectural history and get a glimpse of what lies ahead.
Open House: The New Alumni and Conference Center
Join Vice President for Alumni Relations Tom Tillar for a sneak preview tour of this impressive new facility.
The Virginia Tech Challenge
Root for "Team Orange" and "Team Maroon" as they race to learn more about Virginia Tech.
TODAY'S HOKIES
The Worldwide Classroom
In addition to broadening a Hokie's horizons, a study-abroad scholarship can offer a life-changing experience.
An Olympic Effort
"Voice of the Hokies" Bill Roth introduces Tech's new wrestling coach, 1996 Olympic gold medalist Tom Brands.
Guardian of Tradition, Guardian of Excellence
Bear witness to an enduring tradition: The Virginia Tech Corps of Cadets remains dedicated to producing tomorrow's leaders today.
Proud Past, Promising Future
Feel the excitement of Virginia Tech's highly anticipated first year in the Atlantic Coast Conference.
TOMORROW'S SOLUTIONS
Weighing the Options
Is obesity a growing problem in America? Virginia Tech's food and nutrition experts share their concerns and give tips for the healthiest ways to shape up.
An Evolution in Supercomputing: System X
Virginia Tech faculty, staff, and students pulled together in a race to build the fastest university supercomputer in the world.
Health & Medical Research at Tech
Discover the breadth of ways Virginia Tech researchers are looking for answers to health issues facing us all.
BONUS FEATURES
Hokie Stone + Gothic = Virginia Tech by Dan Pezzoni '84
The appropriateness of Virginia Tech's architecture is no accident.
Bonus Information and Web Links
Want to learn more? There's a wealth of knowledge at your fingertips. Each feature on the special DVD edition of Virginia Tech Magazine is accompanied by links to bonus information.
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