One of the most picturesque and iconic places on Virginia Tech’s campus is the Pylons above War Memorial Chapel. The Pylons represent eight of Virginia Tech’s core values (from left to right ...

with the inspiration for the logo coming from the eight pylons at War Memorial Court on the Drillfield, one of the signature landmarks on the Virginia Tech campus. Those pylons evoke the core values ...

Virginia Tech’s Pylons are etched with the names of every Virginia Tech student and graduate who died defending our nation’s freedom, beginning with those lost during World War I. To ensure ...

Virginia Tech is asking the public to submit any names that might be missing from the school’s iconic War Memorial Pylons, which honor alumni who died in military action. Tech’s Corps of ...

The Pylons are inscribed with the names of Virginia Tech students and graduates who died in the line of duty since World War I. The memorial is above War Memorial Chapel on Tech’s Drillfield.

and the Virginia Tech Pylons, before ending at the April 16 Memorial. The event will take place rain or shine. Run in Remembrance map (Virginia Tech) If you’re unable to participate in person ...

The event's 3.2-mile loop around the Blacksburg campus begins on Alumni Mall near Torgersen Bridge, passes by landmarks such the Grove, Lane Stadium, and the Virginia Tech Pylons, and ends at the ...

Its base is built with the university's signature Hokie Stone — the material that dominates the landscape at Tech's flagship campus in Blacksburg in southwest Virginia. University architect Liza ...

Rain or shine, participants will take their mark in front of Patton Hall and pass by landmarks including The Grove, Lane Stadium, and the Virginia Tech Pylons. The run will end at the April 16 ...