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National exhibit exploring Lincoln's constitutional challenges during Civil War to visit WVU
The traveling exhibit opens at the Erickson Alumni Center on June 20 as part of WVU's celebration of the state's 150th Birthday. -
Habitat for Humanity dedicates 'House That WVU Built'
What started as a class project has become a home for a family in need, thanks to 1,600 hours of effort and $25,000 in donations. Mon County Habitat for Humanity will hand over the House That WVU Built on Saturday, June 1.
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Appalachian art collector shares work of self-taught artists with West Virginia
Ramona Lampell's collection of Appalachian art by self-taught artists has an important place in the collection at the Art Museum of WVU.
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Diary of a Mountaineer: 2013 Commencement
A Mountaineer remembrance of WVU's 144th Commencement: hugs, tears, laughs and mortarboards
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Brazilian student brings culture and creativity to WVU
West Virginia University music graduate student Rafael Langoni Smith, who is graduating this spring, has accomplished much at such a young age. The Brazilian-born student has found success in his field of music composition, not only in the College of Creative Arts, but on an international scale.
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WVU Keyboard Festival to feature a variety of jazz & classical concerts and classes
Monday, June 17th 2013Outstanding pianists, piano teachers and keyboard artists from throughout the nation will join internationally acclaimed pianists Ann Schein and Dan Haerle for the West Virginia University Keyboard Festival and Competition, to be held at the Creative Arts Center, June 24-28.» Read More -
National exhibit exploring Lincoln's constitutional challenges during Civil War to visit WVU
Thursday, June 13th 2013The traveling exhibit opens at the Erickson Alumni Center on June 20 as part of WVU's celebration of the state's 150th Birthday.» Read More -
WVU English professor's book of short stories named ForeWord Reviews Book of the Year Award finalist
Wednesday, June 12th 2013In his latest book, "The Incurables," West Virginia University professor Mark Brazaitis tackles the oppressive horror of mental illness and the complexities of romantic and familial love affecting the residents of a small Ohio town.» Read More -
A brother remembers his young sister with WVU Ho-Ping Cheung Memorial Scholarship
Monday, June 10th 2013A new scholarship established in the West Virginia University School of Music honors the memory of a young Chinese woman named Ho-Ping Cheung, who was only 17 years old when she died in Hong Kong in 1962.» Read More -
WVU Board approves FY '14 budget, two-year planning strategy for cuts
Thursday, June 6th 2013WVU Board of Governors approves $951 million budget for Fiscal 2014, and plan to deal with budget reductions and sets tuition for 2013-14.» Read More
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