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| Photo by Stephen Claffy (industrial design ’17) |
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| See where our 2017 grads are going! |
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| We hope you enjoy our first issue of CAUS+effect. Please help us serve your needs better — and enter for a chance to win a CAUS gift basket — by completing our brief online survey. |
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| Did you know? |
| Fun facts about CAUS |
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| • CAUS was named one of the nation’s most diverse colleges of architecture and design by METROPOLIS. |
| • Since 1995, more than 340 Virginia Tech students of all majors have participated in SPIA’s Washington Semester, which immerses students in internships with government agencies, leading think tanks, and international organizations. |
| • Research by SPIA’s Ralph Buehler on the benefits of bike infrastructure captured headlines in Cycling Weekly, WTOP, Star Tribune (Minneapolis), and Chicagoist. |
| • CAUS has more than 15,000 alumni around the world. Make sure to stay connected! |
| • Read the CAUS 2017 Fact and Highlights sheet. |
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| Around the College |
| News from the four schools |
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| World’s best solar home |
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Virginia Tech’s Solar Decathlon Middle East team — the only U.S.-based team in the international competition — will set out next year for another global win.
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| Band of brothers |
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With a $25 million donation, Myers-Lawson advocates and alumni pave the way for Virginia Tech to dominate intelligent infrastructure.
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| Virginia Issues & Answers |
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Read the latest edition of Virginia Issues & Answers, SPIA’s magazine for state and local policymakers.
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