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Native American Studies holds 20th Anniversary Peace Tree Ceremony
October 5th, 2012West Virginia University?s Native American Studies Program will host the 2012 Peace Tree Ceremony on Tuesday, October 16 from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. with guest of honor Cheewa James of the Modoc Tribe. -
A team of researchers at West Virginia University want to better understand the cliffs surrounding the New River Gorge and what attracts visitors to the world-class climbing area in order to preserve it.
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Student Association of Public Administrators wins WVU Student Organization of the Year
May 4th, 2012For a small group of graduate students in the public administration master's program, winning the Student Organization of the Year award given by the Student Government Association at West Virginia University reflected a year's worth of hard work. -
WVU expert available to discuss the effects of the WV autism insurance coverage bill going into law
April 10th, 2012A West Virginia University professor is available to comment on a recent West Virginia bill signed into law that requires expanded insurance coverage for those with autism. -
WVU MPA students and faculty aim to 'Create The Fix'
March 30th, 2012With the presidential election season in the air, students and faculty from the Division of Public Administration have a goal to get the community involved in a conversation about the federal budget in a symposium titled ?Create The Fix: Empowering the Public to Solve the Federal Budget Crisis." -
WVU student heads to Ghana to create water treatment systems
February 3rd, 2012Chelsea Hodgkins of Sudlersville, Md., has been selected to receive a fellowship position with Community Water Solutions, a non-profit organization based in Medfield, Mass. -
From WVU labs to Capitol Rotunda, students get a chance to make their pitch
January 24th, 2012A total of 105 undergraduates from universities across the state -- 33 of them from WVU -- will present their research at the State Capitol on Jan. 26. -
WVU professor expands global presence of sport management in Africa
November 18th, 2011Dr. Floyd Jones, an associate professor in WVU's College of Physical Activity and Sport Sciences, will serve as the keynote speaker at the first National Conference of the African Sport Management Association to be held in Uganda, Dec. 2-4. -
Mohindar Seehra, Ph.D., has created the Dr. Mohindar S. Seehra Research Award. The goal of this annual award will be to recognize a doctoral student who is advancing research in physics in the Eberly College of Arts and Sciences by publishing his/her research in high-quality peer-reviewed physics journals. All physics doctoral candidates are eligible for consideration for the award.
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The answer is: John 'Edgar' Mihelic; the question is: Which WVU alum will appear on 'Jeopardy'
July 19th, 2011John 'Edgar' Mihelic, an alum from WVU's Eberly College of Arts and Sciences, will appear on the popular television game show Jeopardy Monday, July 25 at 7:30 p.m. -
A geology master's student delves into the hot topic of Marcellus Shale for her thesis project.
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'Science on tap' taking hold at WVU to help improve public understanding of science
April 14th, 2011'Science on Tap' continues initiative of helping improve grass-roots understanding of science. -
On Wednesday (March 16) the West Virginia University Department of Physics and the WVU Astronomy Club are bringing a prominent astronomer to campus for a discussion of the universe and our place in it.
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WVU to hold Polish evening on campus Sept. 28
September 24th, 2010Polish cinema clips, delicacies, music and a talk on the history and challenges will all be part of West Virginia University's Polish evening. -
WVU x 2: Why WVU attracts returning students to professional schools
August 4th, 2010Mollie McCartney and Danielle Waltz symbolize the many undergraduates to return to WVU for grad school, not because it's familiar, but because it can take them where they want to go. -
West Virginia University students in the Forensic and Investigative Science program have access to a new high-tech tool to help solve crimes, thanks to the federal government.
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WVU grad and analyst for Presidential Council of Advisors on Science and Technology to encourage undergrads
July 21st, 2010Gera Jochum, who currently serves as a policy analyst for President Obama's Council of Advisors on Science and Technology, will share her experience with participants in a summer undergraduate research program. -
For four years now, it has been a tradition for Darlene Pelletier, of Jensen Beach, Fl., to attend the West Virginia Writer's Workshop, held at West Virginia University in July. The information and one-on-one instruction provided at the workshops, as well as the "fun and helpful" staff, are what keep her coming back year after year.
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West Virginia Writers' Workshop Features All-Star Lineup
June 22nd, 2010The 14th West Virginia Writers' Workshop, to be held in the Mountainlair on the downtown campus of West Virginia University July 15-18, will feature writers who have won the Pen/Faulkner Award, the Pen/Revson Fellowship, the National Endowment for the Arts Fellowship, the Iowa Short Fiction Award, the Agnes Lynch Starrett Poetry Prize, and other prestigious national and international prizes. -
Former President Bill Clinton told graduates at West Virginia University they need to be "in the future business."
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