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ALT Hoda Kotb on stage during a panel at Virginia Tech, seated for a live conversation.
ALT Hoda Kotb takes a selfie with a packed Virginia Tech auditorium.
ALT The HokieBird holding 3 new Cheesy Nights sticker designs. One sticker says, "Say cheese!" Another one says, "I love Cheesy Nights." The 3rd one is a lunch box design with the Newman Library building on the front.
ALT The HokieBird's hand holding 3 new Cheesy Nights sticker designs. One sticker says, "Say cheese!" Another one says, "I love Cheesy Nights." The 3rd one is a lunch box design with the Newman Library building on the front.
ALT A close view of cadets wearing black shirts and blue jeans standing shoulder to shoulder along a brick walkway, facing forward during a formation.
ALT Cadets in black shirts and blue jeans stand in multiple rows along a brick path on a grassy quad, with campus residence halls visible in the background.
ALT Cadets wearing black shirts and blue jeans stand in formation on a grassy quad in front of a long brick building with a covered walkway.
ALT Grey Hokie Stone Corps Leadership and Military Science Building and Upper Quad Hall North under blue skies. The words "Transportation, pedestrian impacts: Corps Leadership and Military Science Building equipment delivery" are overlayed on top.
ALT Graphic stating Fall 2025 corps gpa was 3.25, 25 years above a 3.0
ALT Graphic stating first-year cadet GPA was 3.17, ten years above 3.0
ALT Graphic stating all cadet companies had GPAs above 3.0
ALT Graphic stating the Citizen-Leader Track inside the corps had a GPA of 3.13
ALT Light shines through Burruss wooden doors into the atrium area.
ALT Vintage photo of the Burruss wooden doors. Light shine through into the atrium.
ALT Burruss Hall and pathways on the Drillfield under cloudy skies.
ALT Vintage photo of Burruss Hall and pathways on the Drillfield. A tree is in the foreground.
ALT Cadets look up from below at the giant Overlord arch at the memorial
ALT The Class of 2029 stands in formation at the memorial, filling the photo.
ALT A group of cadets as seen from above as they gather around a docent standing near a WWII plane exhibit.
ALT A group of cadets stand in front of a docent as she speaks from the raised edge of a flowerbed blooming with purple flowers
ALT Cadets salute as sun rays beam from behind the residence halls
ALT Photo: Brian stands smiling in a polo shirt in front of a building on Upper Quad. Brian Callsen started as the Virginia Tech Corps of Cadets’ Director of Alumni Relations on May 1, 2025. He is a 1990 graduate of Virginia Tech and the Corps of Cadets. After graduation, he was commissioned as a second lieutenant and completed Air Force intelligence training in Texas. Callsen had assignments in the United States, Germany, and Japan, as well as deployments to Saudi Arabia, Italy, Turkey, and Afghanistan. After a number of years on active duty, he transitioned to the Air Force Reserves and began work as an analyst at the Central Intelligence Agency, where he served as an analyst and manager, leading and producing intelligence assessments for the most senior policy makers and warfighters on national security topics that included South Asia and the Pacific region. Callsen retired as a lieutenant colonel in the Air Forces Reserve in 2012 and later retired from the CIA in 2023.
ALT Photo: Maj Gen Seely stands with two cadets and a representative from Giles County with flags in the background Special congratulations go to November Company for winning this year’s Platoon Tactical Challenge and Kohler Cup, to the Highty-Tighties for placing first in Eager Squad, and to Echo Company for winning the Beverly S. Parish Award, known as Gold Cord! In a touching moment, Giles County also presented Maj. Gen. Seely and cadets Carson Manternach and Thomas Feely with tokens of appreciation for support from the Corps during Hurricane Helene cleanup efforts including a commendation from the House of Delegates, and announced the naming of a boat landing on the New River, Cadet Landing, in honor of the regiment’s service. More photos from the ceremony are available on the Corps’ Flickr. https://flic.kr/s/aHBqjCcA7H
ALT Cadets in uniform jumping and cheering after winning a company award
ALT A cadet and an officer shake hands as the cadet accepts an award
ALT An officer and three cadets stand on stage with the cadets holding awards in their hands