Virginia Tech (VT) Campus

We made it inside! This is where all the action is - the student section is absolutely electric during game day...definitely worth checking out if you have the chance!

Taren takes you a tour at the Lawn in front of McBryde.

My freshman year dorm!!! Unfortunately, I am unable to show you the inside. Every dorm on campus requires the student to swipe their Student ID in order to enter, and the card reader on every dorm's doors know whether you live there or not.Slusher Hall is divided into two parts; Slusher Tower and Slusher Wing. The Wing is a 3 story structure, starting on the second floor and going up to the fourth floor. The Tower is the tallest building in Blacksburg, 12 stories high. Don't listen to those who haven't lived in Slusher Hall, it is actually a really nice dorm with really nice views and tons of cabinet and storage space for all your clothes and necessities (a lot more cabinets than other dorms on campus). If you live high enough, you can watch the sun rise on the east and the sun set on the west.

Beware, aside from the friendly ducks, there is a lot of poop in the grass! This is honestly one of my favorite places on campus. Whether it's from taking a stroll down the path, walking around with a significant other, or just enjoying a nice view of the water, this area on campus always distresses me from studio, work, and extra-curricular activities.This is also a very popular place to go on a first date. Rumor has it if a couple goes here on a first date and are lucky enough, they get married at War Memorial Chapel (also on campus)!

Tommy is here for the summer doing research and working at the same time (what hard working person). This interview was impromptu as I found him once I finished the interview with Mandy! Let's hear what Tommy has to say!

Taren shows you around at Hokie Grill side of Owens Dining Hall.

This hall is literally one of the cutest and most charming buildings on campus. Originally a building meant for offices, this hall was converted into the Civil Engineering Building. The wood framing around the doors and windows and a nook area to sit, this building maintains it's old character even in Virginia Tech's rapidly expanding campus.

Tarena takes you in Cassel Coliseum where they held the basketball game and behind her is the buffet-style dining hall in the second floor.

Artificially created in the mid-'30s, the Duck Pond is home to a variety of wildlife species. Waterfowl include Canada geese, mallard ducks, and Muscovy ducks. The pond is inhabited by common carp, redbreast sunfish, mosquito fish, white suckers, black bullheads, and other fish released into it. Each spring, the College of Natural Resources and Environment stages an informal fishing tournament.

McComas Hall is one of the two gyms on campus. With an indoor pool, indoor track, basketball courts, Zumba, yoga, cycling, this three-leveled gym has more than enough options and activities for you to get fit.

Taren takes you a tour at the Lawn in front of McBryde.

You may or may not have class here, but unlike other auditoriums on campus, this one is open to any student organizations to reserve for free! There is a stage, curtain, projector, and about 200 seats in the audience.Because this is also one of the few places on campus with a stage, it is a really good place to reserve and practice if you want to have practice stage time before a performance (only if you are apart of a student organization that can reserve rooms).

The biggest auditorium in Virginia Tech holds about 3000 seats. It's usually not this dark in there, but that's because I wasn't suppose to be in there (the back door was open so I decided to show you guys the space). From concerts, to lectures, to Culture Shows, to graduations, etc. this auditorium can be used for anything!

Tarena takes you in Cassel Coliseum where they held the basketball game and behind her is the buffet-style dining hall in the second floor.

Taren's takes you around from the Student Housing Quad.