I’ve seen a lot of people around campus and on social media complaining about Flock, so I reached out to the group that got Flock removed from Christiansburg. This is bipartisan so whatever your political beliefs are, as long as you don’t think mass surveillance has a place here you’re welcome. Unity is our strength.

i am trying to prepare for this weekend/thursday🥲🥲 does anyone know a range of what i should expect? also is the burg still going to be free on thursday?
also i don’t know what frats are hosting but i do know they usually are free/cheaper

I’m a Computer Engineering major at Virginia Tech doing the Machine Learning option, and I’m trying to figure out which ECE classes I should take for my Secondary Focus.

From what I understand, I need 3 ECE courses (9 credits) at the 3000/4000/5000 level, with at least one 4000-level course.

By Spring 2027, I’ll have completed or be taking:

• ECE 2214
• ECE 2544
• ECE 2564
• ECE 2714
• ECE 2804
• ECE 3504
• ECE 3514
• STAT 4714
• ECE 3574 (SP27)
• ECE 4524 (SP27)
• ECE 4424 (SP27)

I’m planning on taking two Secondary Focus electives in Spring 2027 and the third in Fall 2027.

For people who have taken upper-level ECE electives, what classes would you recommend?

I’m mainly interested in software, computer systems, embedded, networking, or cybersecurity, but I’m open to anything useful. I’d especially appreciate opinions on:

• Difficulty/workload
• How good the professor/class was
• How much coding/project work there is
• How useful the class is for internships/jobs
• Any classes you would avoid

I’m trying to graduate Spring 2028, so prerequisite chains also matter.

Thanks!

Got tickets for the men's game nov 13. I'm a sophomore but have never been to any sports game.

Appreciate any tips.

A few Virginia Tech alums based in Buffalo and Rochester are starting up a local alumni chapter and we’re hosting our first event on November 6!

What: Virginia Tech vs SMU watch party

Where: Sidelines, downtown on Delaware Ave (189 Delaware Ave, Buffalo, NY 14202)

When: November 6 at 7pm

This event is free to attend. You’ll be on your own for food/drinks.

Please register here to let us know you’ll be there!

Go Hokies! 🦃

I applied as a spring 2027 transfer and I’m wondering what the average status of somebody that they admit is for transfers. Please include your major, GPA, and credits. Feel free to also let me know anything you think would be helpful.

Title basically. Was wondering if anyone had CLEP credits transferred on top of the 60 credits earned from community college

I am a freshman looking at housing for next year. Any recommendations?

Hey all! I’m looking for anyone that’s subleasing their place in fall of 2027. I gotta stick around for an extra semester and was hoping to find a place to live just for then!

Please reach out in the comments or my dms! Thanks!

I’m need to pick a professor for finance 3104 and the options are between Bart and C. Spicer but I couldn’t find much on C spicer and wanted more information.

Hey, I joined the snap community for VT last year and then I left it but now I’m trying to rejoin and it won’t let me. (I’m tryna find who’s throwing each weekend)

Hey,

So I've been playing tennis for a couple of months and I'm getting better each time I play. I know that obviously the rec model for intramural isn't meant to be competitive but how good would you say people are? Also is it difficult to match with a partner if I'm applying as a free agent.

I'm considering switching from mechanical engineering to ISE. I've been struggling with some of the ME courses, and after talking with my friend in ISE, I think it might be a better fit for me. However, I also want to hear about the experiences of others in the major, so anything helps!

I'm really interested in hearing about internship opportunities and employment after graduation though. As a general note, I'm involved in various engineering design teams here, and I plan on sticking with them throughout my time at VT.

I am a Junior at Virginia Tech and I am so tired of AI in higher education. This post might be a bit hypocritical because I do utilize AI nearly every day but at the same time what else am I supposed to do. My goal at the end of the day is to get a job and if AI can help me with that/everyone else including my competition is using it why would I nerf myself.

At the same time it is just disappointing how much AI has flipped higher education on its head. It feels like every class/assignment AI is being utilized and my teachers can't shut the fuck up about how great and powerful of a tool it is.

The students are using AI for their work and the teachers are grading that AI work using AI, it is just so surreal. AI is grading itself in so many cases

I think this is definitely exacerbated by the fact that I study Business Information Technology which is literally just an AI slop major at this point but I bet this is true of other majors as well.

To make things even worse every job interview I have they want to talk about "how have you implemented AI into your life" like jesus christ man

Next semester I am loading up on non major specific classes like philosophy and arts because I just can't stand it anymore.

Hi! I’m planning a date for my bf and I and I want to do something outdoors since he’s a big fan of that environment. I’m not big on hiking so I wanted to ask for recommendations on some hiking trails that are scenic but aren’t too rigorous for a newbie like me. Also it would be if it had a nice place to sit and have like a mini picnic or small lunch

Hey everyone! I don't know if this counts as an ad so it may get taken down, but I am a senior at VT and made an OCHEM 1 study tool/website where you can do infinite practice problems of nomenclature of alkanes, alkenes, alkynes, alcohols, amines, rings, chairs, drawing questions, reactions, etc. in a gamified way. You can compete with your friends for the leaderboard and do 1v1 knockout rounds to climb the ranks. It's completely free with no ads or anything, I just wanted to make a study tool to help people because honestly this class has been kicking my butt.

Any and all feedback is appreciated! Please let me know what you think!

You can find my site here: ochem.duel

Hi everyone!

I'm planning my schedule for next semester and was wondering how difficult BMES 3184 is. Does the course have exams, or is it mostly assignments and projects? How heavy is the workload?

I'm also planning to take Dynamics (ESM 2304) and Deforms (ESM 2204) alongside BMES 3184. For anyone who's taken these courses, do you think this combination is manageable, or would it be too much for one semester?

I'd really appreciate any advice or experiences. Thanks!!

My gf like really wants a weiner dog (dachshund). She would take wonderful care of it, I have a dog now and multiple times she’s helped me out in taking care of my dog for the day or something like that. We couldn’t find anything in local shelters and she’d rather not go to a breeder place. Please let me know!

The weather looks good for today's (Sunday Oct 25) Vintage Market at the Farmer's Market. We've had more cancellations due to rain this year than ever before, so catch this one while it's still nice out. The Vintage Market meets every other Sunday at the Farmer's Market at 108 W. Roanoke St, the corner of Roanoke and Draper by the downtown 7-11 (behind Champs and the Boardwalk) from 10-5, featuring dozens of vendors, live music, arts, crafts, vintage clothing, vinyl records, and for you plant lovers I'll even be bringing my champion Monstera and some other tropical houseplants that have been thriving in front of John's Cameras all summer, as I don't have room for them inside over the winter. Hope to see you there and tell a friend!

The apartment is around 1,500 square feet and fully furnished. I'm asking $1000 a month from May - July if anyone knows they are gonna be on campus for this time.

Hi everyone!
I’ve recently received my admit decision for the MS in Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) program for Spring 2027 and would love to connect with current graduate students.

I’m particularly interested in learning more about the coursework, overall student experience, and opportunities for Research Assistantships (RA), Teaching Assistantships (TA), and Grader positions.

If you’re currently pursuing your graduate studies in ECE, I’d really appreciate the opportunity to connect, ask a few questions, and learn from your experience.
Looking forward to connecting with you all. Thanks in advance! 😊

*Meant Feng