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Two photos are shown side by side of work to a sidewalk at Martin Hall. On the left is the in progress work with wooden framing in place. The completed project with a smooth sidewalk is on the right.
A patient is shown on a hospital bed in front of a larger machine with seven medical professionals watching during a new kind of Alzheimer's treatment.
A graphic showing the new WVU volleyball coach Jen Greeny on a gray background with the word

Baker names Jen Greeny to lead WVU Volleyball

West Virginia University Vice President and Director of Athletics Wren Baker has named Jen Greeny as the fifth volleyball head coach in the program's history. Greeny arrives to Morgantown from Washington State, where she spent 13 seasons at the helm of the Cougar volleyball program and led WSU to three consecutive seasons with 20 wins or more.

An image showing a WVU professor wearing a virtual reality headset and holding controllers while what he is seeing is displayed on a television screen on the wall to his left.
A WVU graduate holds a blue diploma folder above their head while wearing a navy blue graduation gown.
Three people are shown working on a robotics body with four black wheels on it in a lab. One person is in a gray sweatshirt with WVU on it.

WVU to launch robotics engineering major

Students interested in the rapidly evolving world of robotics will now be able to enroll in a new robotics engineering major at West Virginia University following approval by the Board of Governors during a meeting Friday (Dec. 15).

A photograph showing the football field at Bank of America stadium in Charlotte, North Carolina. All the seating is University of North Carolina Tarheel blue and the end zone is painted with the words West Virginia.
Photograph of WVU employee Mary Veselicky. She is standing in the lobby of the WVU Health Science buildings with three large white marble columns in the background. She is wearing red reindeer antlers and a festive apron.

WVU employee helps decorate White House for holidays

This holiday season, the work of a West Virginia University employee is on display at the White House. Mary Veselicky, a program assistant in the WVU School of Dentistry Department of Periodontics, had the opportunity to spread Mountaineer spirit and Christmas cheer as a volunteer decorator.

An illustration showing an orange habanero pepper diagram and the pepper's genetic double helix on a computer screen that is sitting on top of a brown, wooden desk.