Musical performances, art demonstrations, food tastings, student competitions and other events, including the popular Arts and Craft Fair and Quilt Show, are part of the week’s festivities, Nov. 7-13, highlighting Appalachian traditions and culture.
The Friday ceremony (Oct. 28) will include tours of the new museum at the WVU Health Sciences Center.
After a two-year hiatus, West Virginia University’s Benjamin M. Statler College of Engineering and Mineral Resources hosts students and teachers for the 33rd Pumpkin Drop.
West Virginia University welcomes alumni and supporters to Morgantown for an expanded Homecoming Week. A combination of in-person and virtual events are planned with the WVU Alumni Association and many other groups to celebrate what makes being a Mountaineer great.
The West Virginia University School of Public Health marks 10 years of training professionals to create healthier communities.
West Virginia University’s School of Education, part of the College of Applied Human Sciences, hosts a celebration for Amber Nichols, the Mountain State's Teacher of the Year Monday (Oct. 17).
West Virginia University and The Ohio State University are teaming up for a meal-packing service project to prepare 120,000 meals for Mountaineer Food Bank.
Panelists at the West Virginia University Reed College of Media event will talk about ways journalists can avoid reporting that unintentionally perpetuates addiction stigma.
This is an opportunity to learn about up-to-date economic data and perspectives from a lineup of speakers, including those from the John Chambers College of Business and Economics, dedicated to informing decision makers working to advance state and regional economies.
Energy and technology experts from academic institutions, federal agencies and corporate partners will convene in Morgantown this week to discuss the ever-evolving energy sector and needs for the energy transition.