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Get involved with the Honors College community

The Honors community is one of our greatest assets as a college. There are many ways to get involved, including Honors housing, leadership opportunities, and events. We're also very proud of the work our students are doing across campus and beyond; check out our Honors Stories page to see what the community has been involved with recently.

Honors Stories
Two students work on the top floor of the Honors College Studio, set against a fall background outside.
November 6th, 2019 - Fall Candids and Study Spaces

honors housing

There are two honors living-learning communities (LLCs), the Hillcrest Honors Community and the Honors Residential Commons. An Honors LLC is an academically passionate community where students can supplement their Honors experience with an active and robust intellectual community, while building relationships that last a lifetime.

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The exterior of Hillcrest Hall in the spring
Honors Events superimposed over a picture of balloons

The Honors College hosts regular events so that our community members have a place to gather and get to know one another. These include a biweekly community breakfast called Wake Up with Honors, an annual celebration of Honors graduates in the spring, and more.

Honors Events
Honors College Student Council superimposed over a black and white floor tile

The Honors College Student Council (HCSC) is an advisory group to the Dean of the Honors College and is representative of the greater Honors College student body, seeking to foster productive relationships between the Honors College, academic colleges, and the greater university.  

Honors College Student Council

Honors Stories

The Honors College community is continually making an impact both on and off the Virginia Tech campus.

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A CHDP student works on a project in the Hillcrest studio.
April 21st, 2023 - Students in the Calhoun Honors Discovery Program work on projects in the Hillcrest Studio. This program brings together students from many different majors to work hand-in-hand with industry professionals to help solve real-world problems. (Photo by Luke Hayes/Virginia Tech)