West Virginia University physicians Dr. Matt Lokant and Dr. Lisa Costello are encouraging people to recognize the early symptoms of pertussis, or whooping cough, so they can take precautions and seek treatment, when necessary, to avoid further spread of the infection.
West Virginia University plant expert Sven Verlinden, associate professor for the WVU Davis College of Agriculture and Natural Resources, says it’s possible to keep poinsettias healthy and vibrant throughout the holiday season with a few simple tips.
Dee Singh-Knights, an agribusiness economics and management specialist with West Virginia University Extension, says whether you’re planning a holiday meal or searching for a meaningful gift, you don’t have to look beyond your own community.
West Virginia University fashion design and merchandising experts Angela Uriyo and Debanjan Das explain the differing environmental impacts of winter fabrics old and new, and why layering is essential when bundling up for cold weather.
Whitney Glotfelty, director of community-based learning at the West Virginia University Center for Community Engagement, is sharing tips on how to tap into your “time, talents and treasures” during the holidays and all seasons.
Holiday gift givers should consider practicality this holiday season, according to West Virginia University fire safety expert Mark Lambert, who is suggesting several safety-related gifts that will keep your loved ones safe throughout the year.
West Virginia University President Michael T. Benson will take his “Welcome Home Tour” of the Mountain State to Nicholas County on Monday, Dec. 15. Events previously scheduled for Dec. 8 were canceled due to weather.
West Virginia University President Michael T. Benson will reschedule his “Welcome Home Tour” stops in Nicholas County that were previously scheduled for Monday (Dec. 8).
The West Virginia Agritourism Initiative, a statewide effort led by West Virginia University Extension, will be celebrated at a Dec. 8 event that will also include the debut of the Naturally, West Virginia network and website.
The Thursday (Dec. 4) announcement of Pantone’s 2026 Color of the Year — “Cloud Dancer” — will influence the palettes of industries ranging from fashion and interior design to automobiles and global marketing, according to West Virginia University experts.