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 President Tim Sands announced in a letter on Thursday that he will be stepping down in the coming months.

BLACKSBURG, Va. – Virginia Tech President Tim Sands announced in a letter on Thursday that he will be stepping down in the coming months. The University issued the following release on Thursday: After ...

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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 roll until a suitable ...

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In 1964, famed British sci-fi writer Arthur Clarke said computers had the electronic brain of "complete morons" but, in another generation, will eventually "completely outthink their makers." That ...