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Photograph featuring graduate students looking down a deep hole for a research project. Five researchers are peering down into the hole with blue sky and greenery around them.
The Evansdale Campus is shown from the river side of Morgantown. The Creative Arts Center is in the foreground with Towers on the right and hills in the background.
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Photo of two WVU scholarship recipients pictured in front of the iconic Woodburn Hall on the Morgantown campus. One recipient is female wearing a white turtle neck shirt and khaki pants. The male recipient is wearing a black shirt and blue coat.

Two WVU students awarded Critical Language Scholarship

Ariana Burks and Matthew Kinzer, both West Virginia natives, will spend two months learning Arabic and Japanese, respectively, while traveling abroad this summer as West Virginia University recipients of the U.S. Department of State Critical Language Scholarship.

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Three graduatees stand smiling at the conclusion of the College of Applied Human Sciences commencement ceremony. One in the middle is wearing a gold and blue cap and gown and clear-rimmed glasses. The two others are wearing blue caps and gowns.
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An illustration created to support a story about a $20 million National Science Foundation grant to support work in neuroscience. The illustration is mainly blue with a silhouette of a woman's head. Digital elements and bars are overlayed on top.

WVU tapped to transform neuroscience research in the Mountain State

West Virginia University will help elevate neuroscience throughout the state by ramping up academic scientific research, making strategic faculty and staff hires, and adding state-of-the-art infrastructure to address the field’s most perplexing challenges, work made possible by a $9.3 million grant from the National Science Foundation.

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Composite image of the 2023 WVU Foundation Scholars. The two female recipients are shown in the top row, and the three male recipients are underneath.

WVU names 2023 Foundation Scholars

Five incoming freshmen eager to find solutions that will change their communities and the world for the better have been named 2023-24 West Virginia University Foundation Scholars, the highest academic scholarship the University awards.