HBAV Educational Foundation makes a difference

Erich S. Roscher and David K. Glenn, two students enrolled in the Building Construciton program at Virginia Tech, have been awarded scholarships by the HBAV Educational Foundation. More

National Science Foundation supports Virginia Tech engineer in efforts to improve public school infrastructure

With more than 53 million children in the U.S. spending time in some 135,000 school buildings across the country, concern about the possible indoor pollution they are exposed to for several hours a day is understandable. Possible contaminants include asbestos, lead, volatile organic compounds (VOCs), radon, pesticides, and biological agents such as fungi and bacteria.

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Engineering Professor Sunil Sinha to be featured on History Channel program scheduled to air from June 22 to June 28

Sunil Sinha, associate professor in the Via Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, will be featured as an expert on water infrastructure on the History Channel's new special on America's infrastructure crisis --"The Crumbling of America. " It is scheduled to premiere on Monday June 22, 2009 at 8 p.m. with repeats at midnight and

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Virginia Tech Students Crowned National Pre-Construction Champions

National Pre-Construction Champions

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Alumni Group Travels to Egypt

The first alumni trip abroad traveled to Egypt over the 2008-2009 winter break. From January 4th through the 17th, the group was able to enjoy the sights of the Egyptian cities of Cairo, Alexandria, Aswan, Esna, Luxor and Sharm.

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