COVID-19 (Novel Coronavirus) Overview
Here's what's new
- Planning from the peak: A message from President Tim Sands
- University allocates CARES Act funding to support students
- Support for students, grading options among topics discussed at virtual town hall
Virtual Town Hall
Videos
Survivor contestant and VT alumnus with a COVID-19 message for Hokies.
Senior Andrew Luo discusses advice on how to reduce the spread.
Student Mojdeh Nourbakhsh on taking precautions.
President Sands and other Virginia Tech leaders address questions from the community.
A friendly face with a message about social distancing.
Virginia Tech experts in public health, vaccines, consumer economics, and psychology will answer your questions.
Health & well-being
Wherever this unprecedented time finds you, there are tons of resources still available to help you sustain yourself during this difficult time.
Staying informed
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Supporting Hokies
Many have asked how they can help our students during this extraordinary time. The Student Emergency Fund is a powerful way to make a difference.
ONLINE CLASSES & REMOTE WORK
We have transitioned to online instruction for all undergraduate and graduate students at all locations for the remainder of the spring semester. Since March 23, students have taken their courses online.
For Faculty
For Students
CAMPUS UPDATES
We have moved to essential operations. The university will prioritize its resources toward functions and services that are essential to life safety (public safety, health services, and housing and dining for students remaining in university housing), online instruction and academic support services, animal care, essential research, and maintenance of buildings and critical infrastructure.