Archives for February 2001

• Princeton prof with local ties to discuss natural law, judicial power at WVU Lecture
• Physicist to discuss theory of everything at WVU\'s next Festival of Ideas Lecture
• Run-off for WVU Board of Governors seat scheduled for Friday
• Barnes & Noble to continue managing WVU Bookstores
• Run-off for WVU Board of Governors seat scheduled for Friday
• Barnes & Noble to continue managing WVU Bookstores

• Seizing the new economy with Candice Carpenter
• WVU president shares U's future plans with Congressional delegation, D.C. alumni

• WVU Journalism Week explores career opportunities
• WVU journalism grads to gather, celebrate decade of \'70s
• Renowned children\'s author to speak at WVU
• Candidates for WVU child care director to interview this week

• WVU students elect 2001-02 Student Government officials

• WVU cancels afternoon classes
• Three WVU faculty named 2001 Benedum Distinguished Scholars
• Purdue president emeritus to give WVU Bucklew lecture
• WVU taking applications for on-line integrated marketing program

• $1.7 million Benedum grant to WVU aimed at innovation
• WVU alumni to share success tips

• WVU\'s Eberly College celebrates 125 years of Woodburn

• WVU English Dept., Center for Black Culture and Research to sponsor public reading
• WVU Student-Learning Office sponsors essay contests

• WVU senior from Charleston selected by USA TODAY for top academic team

• $2.2 million gift to provide scholarships for Lewis County students to attend WVU
• Milanos make $500,000 gift to WVU's Wise Library
• Career Fair/Summer Jobs Expo planned for WVU students
• WVU to celebrate the opening of Bits and Bytes café
• WVU to hold events for Eating Disorders Awareness Week

• WVU to welcome children of alumni to Legacy Weekend
• WVU student veterans may be eligible for funds
• WVU student interns in British Parliament

• Higher ed bill leads to talks between WVU, Glenville
• WVU announces 2001 Festival of Ideas
• WVU president outlines six-year compact with state

• WVU hosting regional debate tournament
• WVU BOA approves proposed tuition and fee levels

• West Virginia University Heads to Capitol Hill
• WVU Student Administration campaigns start Saturday

• Literature Symposium slated for Feb. 17
• WVEF meeting to focus on starting businesses from technologies developed around WVU
• WVU Bookstore lecture to focus on cancer research

• World renowned author to give first Manfred O. Meitzen theological lecture at WVU
• Hardesty, regional campus presidents to speak on higher education compact February 12

• WVU's India Association continues collecting

• WVU Press Heads to England
• The Storyteller - Ilene Evans - coming to Jackson's Mill