BLACKSBURG, Va. – Virginia Tech President Tim Sands announced he will step down in the coming months after 12 years leading the university, a departure that caught many Hokies off guard and drew ...

Virginia Tech President Tim Sands announced he will step down in the coming months after 12 years leading the university, a departure that caught many Hokies off guard and drew reactions from Virginia ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Virginia Tech President Tim Sands has announced he intends to step down in the coming months after 12 years leading the university ...

BLACKSBURG, Va. (WRIC) — Virginia Tech president Tim Sands has recently announced his intentions to step down in the coming months after 12 years in the role. Sands announced his plans for departure ...

BLACKSBURG, Va. (WFXR) – Virginia Tech president Tim Sands announced plans to step down. In a letter addressed to Hokies everywhere, Sands indicated he would serve in the role until a suitable ...

The Lynchburg City Council held two public hearings on Thursday evening, one on the water and storm water rates and another on the 2027 proposed budget. Hillsville home significantly damaged after ...

After a dozen years leading Virginia Tech, President Tim Sands announced Thursday in a letter addressed “to Hokies everywhere” that he intends to step down in the coming months. “There is no better ...

Virginia Tech is entering a pivotal transition period. President Tim Sands announced he will step down after more than a decade leading the university once a successor is named, a move that carries ...

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The Tech coach watched most of the Red Raiders' 8-6 loss to Houston on Thursday, April 2, from the home team building down the left-field line at Dan Law Field/Rip Griffin Park. Plate umpire John ...

Apple CEO Tim Cook spoke with WSJ’s Ben Cohen to mark the company’s 50th anniversary. Photo: Sean Havey for WSJ It was a startup in a garage. Now it’s the most iconic company in America.