Archives for January 2005

• WVU Tech announces four finalists for head football coach
• WVU \"SOAR\" to lift off with adventure, academic direction in the great outdoors
• WVU Press author selected for Appalachian Writers Workshop
• WVU alumnus known nationally for legal work to be honored by Eberly College

• WVU announces Dean\'s, President\'s Lists

• Morgantown construction builds, WVU economist says
• WVU\'s International Student Organization to host dinner Feb. 20
• Media Advisory: WVU Department of Physics to dedicate multifunctional materials lab
• Kassar Foods buffet to benefit WVU tsunami fund-raiser
• WVU Student Rec Center looking for a few good walkers

• WVU Alumni Association scholarship fund surpasses $10 million
• Iraq elections likely won\'t weaken insurgency, WVU political scientist says

• Four WVU students injured in chemistry lab accident
• Military veterans at WVU form student organization
• Carruth Center offers support for WVU students with family, friends in military
• Jazz drummer Allison Miller to perform at WVU Feb. 4
• High School Honor Orchestra to perform at WVU Jan. 29
• WVU Opera Scenes presents Mozart\'s \'Cosi Fan Tutte\'

• WVU\'s Political Science Department gains high ranking for research

• WVU history professor to write about one of Earth\'s great mysteries
• Search under way for WVU\'s next Mountaineer mascot

• Media Advisory: WVU workshop to help students lead in community

• WVU fitness instructor nominated for national teaching award
• WVU math program for middle-schoolers begins Jan. 22
• WVU students invited to participate in summer program in Hungary
• WVU students to attend inauguration
• Boiler malfunction, bad weather causing PRT problems

• Friday tsunami forum features WVU experts, students
• WVU Research Office appoints legislative affairs coordinator
• WVU Department of Philosophy announces Daniel B. Purinton Scholars
• WVU grad students present Shakespeare play at Met Theatre
• Basquiat photos, prints from Normal Editions Workshop open at CAC
• Faculty Chamber Ensemble to present concert Jan. 25
• WVU business graduate programs plan open house

• WVU honors freedom rider with MLK award; student scholarship also presented

• WVU partners with EPA to address septic system challenges
• $100 for student who comes up with one for sale to benefit United Way

• WVU creative writing professor wins teaching honor
• Mountaineer Camping Institute to 'solve mystery' for 4-H camp staff, volunteers
• WVU to participate in faculty, staff language exchange this summer
• WVU Research Park site preparation to include blasting

• Bell ringing planned Friday for WVU student, graduate
• How justices end up on the high court to be discussed Jan. 19 at WVU
• Applications available for WVU liberal studies graduate program
• WVU faculty, students to participate in international language conference

• WVU Community Music Program announces spring registration
• Financial Aid Awareness Week kicks off Jan. 24 at WVU
• Finalists for WVU Tech presidency announced

• WVU Press to publish Sen. Byrd\'s memoirs this summer

• WVU to launch \'Dollars for Disaster\' fund-raiser for tsunami victims

• Famed civil rights leader, Unity Breakfast part of WVU\'s MLK commemoration
• Upper level of WVU parking garage to reopen Friday

• Some 600 expected Tuesday for WVU\'s annual Capital Classic luncheon
• WVU, WV Campus Compact-led conference set for Feb. 19-20

• New student services in place for start of spring semester
• State and university leaders praise contributions of Widmeyer Communications CEO, WVU alum