Marching with the Virginians
A blog written by Marching Virginians to capture the true Spirit of Tech
During our early years of schooling, many of us participated in a kind of ‘Flat Stanley’ where students took their decorated print-out with them on their adventures around the United States or across the world! This summer, Ashlyn created a fun way to connect the MVs together while also honoring Stack’s memory: Introducing ‘Flat Stack’. Check it out!
Ever wondered what makes an MV become an officer? In this article, Callie explores the sentiments behind what it means to be a part of the officer leadership team as well as the important roles officers take on and off the field. See some of our current leaders in their new positions for the 2021-2022 marching season with some of their quirkiest photos!
In this post, drum major Ashlyn McDonald explores answers to the question “If you had to describe The Marching Virginians or your MV experience in one word, what would it be?” The answers demonstrate what it means to be a Marching Virginian and, despite being one word, are incredibly telling of a unique and wonderful marching experience.
While most people find their “band family” during their freshman year band camp, Kelly Guthrie was born into hers. With two MV parents, Kelly always knew she wanted to join the MVs. However, when she got to Virginia Tech, not everything went as planned… Read her story in the latest addition to the series “The Experience.”
It isn’t easy celebrating your first birthday as a college student. Especially for those with birthdays early in the semester, it can often pass unceremoniously; you are far away from your family, and many birthday traditions simply fade away. Luckily, being a member of the Marching Virginians means having a built-in band family. Read here about Erin’s first birthday as a MV!
