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 ...

Language, literature, and culture can open doors for business, research, global collaborations, and deeper relationships. Come discover a whole new world as you learn a language with us. Prepare for ...

The Virginia Tech Reading Specialist Program is a state-approved Curriculum & Instruction program leading to the Reading Specialist Endorsement in the Commonwealth of Virginia. Students can pursue a ...

A French major prepares you to become proficient in this historical and global language. You'll gain analytical, writing, and public speaking skills that will prepare you for your careers. You will ...

You'll take coursework focused on improving your verbal and written communication skills to master the language. We spotlight Hispanic culture, literature, linguistics, and professional preparation.

Italy is one of the top five economies in the world, and many employers are seeking people who speak both Italian and English. Italian civilizations have made global contributions in cuisine, design, ...

The College of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences Awards and Honors Committee invites nominations of faculty, staff, and graduate students for college recognition. This document includes all the ...

Monuments Across Appalachian Virginia works to reclaim, imagine, document, reinterpret, display, and amplify histories and experiences that highlight collective struggles for the vitality of people ...

From working with Appalachian communities to examining issues of displacement for refugees, two Virginia Tech faculty have made it their life and scholarly mission to recognize the people that society ...

January February March Amy Price Azano Gave Two Keynote Presentations Andrea Baldwin Co-Edited ‘Black Feminist Theorizing Toward Futurity: A Standpoints Volume’ Brian Britt Published in The Montréal ...

Department of Sociology doctoral student Lyla Byers and faculty member Heidi Williams published “Hollywood’s Slim Pickings for Fat Characters: A Textual Analysis of Gilmore Girls, Sweet Magnolias, ...

ASPECT doctoral student Reed Byg was the recipient of one of two Peacock-Harper Culinary History Scholarships awarded this year. The scholarships are for Virginia Tech graduate students whose ...