Dragon describes Lazy Susans as online journals/art shows, and the annual publication includes contemporary prose, poetry, and art. During his time in Tucson, Dragon and his fiancée, Raegan Bird, wanted to start a residency program to bring other writers and artists to the location he deems the most beautiful place he’s ever lived.Īlthough the residency program didn’t pan out, Dragon and Bird started Blue Arrangements, an online publication that produces the Lazy Susan. Tucson is where he would love to live again after he finishes his studies in Blacksburg. Prior to coming to Virginia Tech, third-year Master of Fine Arts student Nathan Dragon was busy falling in love with Tucson, Arizona. When chocolate bread pudding tastes like home Virginia's silent crisis: Student mental health Research summit for historically Black colleges and universities, minority serving institutions provides connectionsĪnother universe: Alumnus finds unexpected career calling Warm up with Hokie style: Giving Tuesday socks are back and new knit hats are here Hulick Faculty Fellow for Special Needs, Disabilities, and InclusionĬhildren befriend robots in playful after-school research program School of Communication alumnae take aim at building a brighter future for women’s soccer field Study abroad trip to Zambia offers cultural diversity lessons for students and educators Historian captures untold stories of America’s aging veterans Navy veteran finds a new way to serve his community at Virginia Tech Internships help students understand the needs of refugees and migrantsĬadets chosen to highlight the colors at the Duke game Role models, mentors, and allies are essential to the first-generation student experience Veterans' stories inspire national grant for Virginia Tech researcher Inside the Oris Glisson Historic Costume and Textile Collection Newly renamed Engagement Center for Creative Aging reflects new vision for Adult Day Services Transformative whole health ambassador to speak at Virginia Techĭoctoral student takes a new approach to research with autistic communitiesĬreating a global village of faculty at Virginia Tech

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