A West Virginia University psychiatrist says any legal or illegal substances used during pregnancy — including some falsely perceived as harmless, like marijuana — can hurt a developing fetus.
Celebrating a major milestone, the West Virginia University Mountaineer Marching Band will hold a ribbon-cutting ceremony Friday (Aug. 29) for the new Pride Practice Facility which will benefit generations of Mountaineers.
A West Virginia University supply chain professor says summer is getting spookier — with displays of Halloween merchandise already appearing at national retail chains like Walmart and Lowe’s — partly because sophisticated tools for predicting consumer behavior are helping drive the creep of holiday shopping seasons to earlier on the calendar.
The West Virginia University Rockefeller Neuroscience Institute and helmet manufacturer Riddell will kick off an innovative helmet safety initiative during a middle school football scrimmage Aug. 25 in Marion County.
West Virginia University President Michael T. Benson will join celebrations marking the 100th State Fair of West Virginia during the annual event’s West Virginia Day Thursday (Aug. 14).
West Virginia University will welcome home new and returning students with Welcome Week events across the Morgantown Campus from Aug. 14-22.
Mark Benincosa, teaching associate professor of music technology at the West Virginia University College of Creative Arts and Media School of Music and heavy metal vocalist for the band Black Hole Zion, said Ozzy Osbourne pushed musical boundaries in his five-decade career.
West Virginia University President Michael T. Benson will visit 18 counties during his inaugural “Welcome Home Tour,” which will take him into historical sites, business locations and local communities as the University’s 27th president from July 28 to Aug. 1.
While fireworks on the Fourth of July are as American as apple pie, a West Virginia University expert in occupational therapy is providing tips to keep celebrations safe.
A West Virginia University expert said the findings of a new study that followed colorectal cancer patients and their treatment outcomes, which included guided exercise and physical activity, are particularly meaningful for West Virginians.