WOSU Public Media, 11/5/25January February March April May June July August September October November 10 News Election Day Interview: Dr. Ed Lynch and Dr. Cayce Myers The role of campaign ads during ...

The following undergraduate forms and procedures are used in the College of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences. We have updated our procedures for online submission; please follow these guidelines. For ...

Examine the ways religious and cultural values work in human lives around the globe. Investigate how time and place shape communities and traditions. We defamiliarize the familiar and get to know the ...

The History Department at Virginia Tech is comprised of active researchers and award-winning faculty members. History at Tech offers small, highly engaged classes and numerous opportunities for ...

The Virginia Tech Center for Peace Studies and Violence Prevention (CPSVP) builds on the initiatives that evolved within the Virginia Tech community after the tragedy of April 16, 2007. The Center ...

The Food Studies Program at Virginia Tech, housed in the College of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences, brings the perspectives of the humanities and social sciences to the study of food. We support ...

A sports media and analytics degree prepares you for careers in sports communication and broadcast performance. Our students study sports journalism and work in our digital broadcast studio, newsroom, ...

The major analyzes the role of diplomacy in the management of world affairs and examines U.S. strategy and foreign policy. You will critically think about the current and future global geopolitical ...

An associate professor of history at Virginia Tech, Edward J.K. Gitre is also director of The American Soldier in World War II. Funded by the National Endowment for the Humanities, this Virginia ...

Abby Walker is an associate professor of linguistics in the English Department at Virginia Tech, and director of the Speech Lab at Virginia Tech. Her work investigates the ways in which individuals ...

London Calling! invites you to study literature, theatre, history, social issues, and urban diversity—all with The City as your textbook. This program offers academic credit, and is led by expert ...

Whether you plan to write the next great novel, immerse yourself in literature, or develop strong technical or scientific communication skills, the Department of English has a program for you. In the ...