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More than 100 antiwar protesters have been arrested at colleges in the commonwealth.
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Matt Gentry/AP/Pool The Roanoke TimesDefense attorneys said Wednesday that a former Virginia Tech football player feared for his life when he fatally beat a person he met online in April 2021. -
College athletes have just earned the right to sell their name, rights and images to bidders outside their universities. Legislation passed in California and a recent Supreme Court ruling have paved the way to let student athletes profit off their work.
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Camille Schrier started participating in pageants when she was 14 years old, but she left that behind when she began her undergraduate studies at Virginia Tech.
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In this Virginia Currents feature, find out what's new and what's mistakenly thought of as true when it comes to concussions. We talk with Dr. Gunnar Brolinson, Chair of Sports Medicine at Virginia Tech and VT Team Physician at the VT Helmet Lab in Blacksburg, VA.
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A Virginia Tech researcher who has studied video games in a specialized lab for almost 15 years, says there is very little evidence violent games result in violent crime.
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Mosquito-borne illnesses kill one million people every year. And with reports of a brain-swelling virus just discovered in Florida and dozens of people dying from dengue fever In Honduras, the work of a Virginia Tech researcher to foil their hunting patterns becomes more critical.
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The National Transportation Safety Board says since 2000, more Americans have died in car crashes than in both World Wars, and most of the accidents involved speeding, drunken or distracted drivers. But Virginia Tech is pioneering research on cars that don’t need drivers.
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With the popularity of “flag football” skyrocketing across the country, Virginia Tech’s Helmet Lab has just released the industry’s first safety ratings…
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This week, PolitiFact Virginia editor Warren Fiske interviewed Tom Kapsidelis about his new book, “After Virginia Tech: Gun Safety and Healing in the Era…
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Worldwide bee populations are in decline, but researchers at Virginia Tech have joined the effort to protect honeybees around the world by understanding their language and providing a universal translator to learn how to help them.
