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Virginia Tech Alumni Where Hokie Spirit never graduates 🧡 We share the university’s commitment to life long learning, discovery and engagement.

Our Principles and Core Values:

The cornerstone of our core values is found in the university motto, Ut Prosim (That I May Serve). We affirm the value of human diversity and the enrichment it brings to our lives and acknowledge our differences, rejecting all forms of prejudice and discrimination. We value integrity, honesty, and ethical behavior and strive to maintain a working environment that is built on mutual respect, understanding and freedom of expression. We value fellowship, personal growth and development, and the concept of community: local, regional, and global. We value civility, sportsmanship and good behavior in our support of all athletic programs of the university while demonstrating a high degree of respect for our opponents. Vision:

The Virginia Tech Alumni Association aspires to be a primary linkage between the university and its family of alumni across the globe, to commit them to the university’s missions of life long learning, discovery and engagement, and to attract them to university service.

10/19/2026

What's one word you would use to describe weekend? 🧡

Celebrating 100 years of   with a tailgate on the Drillfield! 🧡
10/17/2026

Celebrating 100 years of with a tailgate on the Drillfield! 🧡

Feels good to be home! Kicking off   Weekend in full Hokie Spirit at the Homecoming Parade Watch Party 🦃
10/17/2026

Feels good to be home! Kicking off Weekend in full Hokie Spirit at the Homecoming Parade Watch Party 🦃

Rick Devens is back for  ! 🦃
10/16/2026

Rick Devens is back for ! 🦃

  History! The first Virginia Tech Homecoming was in 1926 against the University of Virginia. The Hokies won 6-0. What a...
10/15/2026

History! The first Virginia Tech Homecoming was in 1926 against the University of Virginia. The Hokies won 6-0.

What are your Virginia Tech Homecoming memories? Share with us below! 🧡

Welcome home 🧡
10/14/2026

Welcome home 🧡

The Virginia Tech Board of Visitors today appointed Richard Linton as the university’s 17th president.

Linton will succeed Tim Sands, who will continue to serve as president until Linton assumes office at the beginning of the 2027 spring semester.

Part of the Virginia Tech Alumni community, Linton received his bachelor’s degree, master’s degree, and Ph.D. from Virginia Tech. He currently serves as president of Kansas State University.

“My 40-year journey in the land-grant system began at Virginia Tech,” said Linton. “Having earned three degrees here, the opportunity to return home and serve as president of my alma mater is a true honor.”

Read more ➡️ go.vt.edu/utpPZ

10/13/2026

The Virginia Tech Board of Visitors gathers tomorrow to vote on the university's 17th president, with the intention to introduce the next leader via livestream afterward.

We hope you are just as excited as us for this big moment in Hokie history. To be among the first to meet our next president, be sure to tune in at 1 p.m. Wednesday at the link below.

🔗: go.vt.edu/utozN

100 years of maroon and orange memories 🧡
10/13/2026

100 years of maroon and orange memories 🧡

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