Virginia Tech President Tim Sands (center) listens while Ken Miller, vice president for finance (far left), explains updates to the university's budget.
Virginia Tech President Tim Sands (center) listens while Ken Miller, vice president for finance (far left), explains updates to the university's budget.
HENRI GENDREAU, The Roanoke TimesVirginia Tech has lost upwards of $60 million since the onset of the coronavirus pandemic, mostly due to losses in dining and housing revenue.
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