Archives for October 2004

• Parade, WVU-Temple game, other festivities on tap for WVU\'s Homecoming Week
• WVU's Eberly faculty to discuss 'new frontiers' during Homecoming
• Presidential debates do little to sway opinions of WVU speech students

• WVU researcher wants to tap water\'s potential
• State advocates with WVU ties reaching out to \'untouched\' voters this campaign

• WVU speech-writing students consider the candidates
• Federal judges to hear cases Friday at WVU College of Law
• $3 Million Grant will Support Rural Health
• Renowned sociologist to talk about community Thursday at WVU
• Hoops tournament to connect WVU coach with \'everyday\' students

• Byrd Moving Funds Ahead to Build Innovation Economy
• WVU music professors to perform 1770 keyboard recital at CAC
• Internationally known Russian-American pianist to give Oct. 30 concert at CAC
• Music alumna Velvet Brown to present guest artist recital Oct. 29
• WVU business college getting new marketing chair

• Potomac State exceeds 1,300 students third consecutive year, academic profile improves
• WVU talk to focus on expertise in teaching, coaching
• WVU enrollment tops 25,000 while academic credentials improve
• WVU\'s Eberly College shows fifth straight year of enrollment growth

• WVU College Republicans, Young Democrats to face off Monday
• Spaghetti dinner to benefit WVU Student Memorial Scholarship
• WVU Press has \'The Inside Pitch\' on the World Series
• WVU looking for that West Virginian working hardest for \'The Dream\'
• WVU conference to focus on water issues Oct. 28-29

• WVU NRCCE hosts US-China workshop on clean energy
• Economists to give state, national outlooks at WVU conference

• Holocaust survivor to share story with WVU students, others
• WVU\'s 17th Pumpkin Drop plans to make pumpkins split
• WVU fraternity to remember deceased student with Friday bell-ringing
• IOF-WV event to tackle energy costs, emerging technologies
• WVU J School to honor alumni, friends at Homecoming
• Forensic professionals from Los Alamos and South Africa join WVU

• WVU choirs to present celebrated music for choir and organ at Oct. 24 concert
• WVU Faculty Chamber Ensemble to present concert Oct. 26
• Memorial for WVU faculty emerita Margaret Lorince at CAC Oct. 23
• University\'s first Homecoming queen, country\'s All-American College Queen of 1939-40 to
• Charleston attorney named Outstanding WVU Alumnus, will be honored at Homecoming
• Alumni couple establish first university professorship
• WVU writer-in-residence to give reading Monday

• Martin Goldsmith featured as Pi Lambda Phi speaker at WVU
• WVU puts 'game plan' together for night contest with Syracuse
• WVU names 2004 Homecoming court
• Holocaust scholar to speak at WVU
• Governor, WVU officials break ground for research park
• Media Advisory: Melting-pot life of WVU, Morgantown showcased in Diversity Week 2004
• WVU to increase student tickets for Syracuse game on trial basis

• HEPC approves WVU bond sale, facility plans
• Former counsel to Al Gore to speak at WVU
• Media Advisory: Media invited to report on U.S.-China Clean Energy Workshop
• WVU business school students to give $25,000 in grants
• WVU Dining Services brews up upscale coffeehouse

• WVU December grads: It\'s time to shop!
• WVU December grads: It\'s time to shop!