The Virginia Tech Foundation is exploring the possibility of selling the historic Hotel Roanoke, a landmark that has been in the city for over a century.

Virginia Tech Carilion School of Medicine just welcomed its largest class since opening in 2010, enrolling 56 students in the Class of 2029. The goal: steadily expand enrollment to help tackle the nationwide doctor shortage.

Virginia Tech Carilion School of Medicine is helping undergraduates who know they want to go to medical school have a competitive edge.

Experts at the Virginia Tech Carilion School of Medicine said the best way to lessen your symptoms is to find out what you are allergic to.

Docs for Morgan was formed in 2012 by Carilion Clinic physicians who wanted to honor Morgan and support her parents, Daniel and Gil Harrington.

Virginia Tech Carilion School of Medicine students and dentists with the Bradley Free Clinic hosted an oral health day for refugees on Saturday.

Students at the Virginia Tech Carilion School of Medicine are providing free physicals to Roanoke City students ahead of the upcoming school year.

Carilion Clinic is celebrating Research Day — a chance for medical students from all the schools associated with the hospital to show off their work.

Fourth-year students at Virginia Tech Carilion are finding out where they will begin their residencies.

Senator Kaine is hosting an event Monday in Richmond to recognize those who have done extraordinary work in Virginia over the last year – some of whom are local, according to the Senator’s office.

ROANOKE, Va. – A new wave of healthcare workers is coming as more students are applying to medical schools nationwide. Virginia Tech Carilion School of Medicine gained an extra 2,075 applications this year. Dan Griffin, a third-year medical student, said it’s a call to action to combat this pandemic. Associate Dean for Admissions Dr. Melanie Prusakowski agrees as she feels the pandemic sparked more students’ interest in the field. “There is this focus on wanting to try to create a more inclusive and equitable community,” Karimian said.

ROANOKE, Va. – On Tuesday, the Virginia Tech Carilion School of Medicine (VTCSM) unveiled an exhibit featuring work by veterans with PTSD and other physical or brain injuries. The exhibit, titled “Creative Forces: An Exhibit in Healing,” includes photos, sculptures and paintings by artists from all over Virginia, including from the Roanoke Valley. This show is co-hosted by The Art League of Alexandria and the Salem VA Medical Center. The art exhibit will run through mid-May and is open to the public. To learn more about dates, times and getting to the exhibit, click here.