Archives for July 2005

• WVU Alumni Association\'s new Web site aimed at keeping grads connected
• WVU Mountaineer Week makes regional tourism group\'s \'Top 20\' list - again

• Work on Prospect St. to affect Downtown Campus parking Friday
• WVU plans to place\'welcome mat\' out at Charleston\'s Multifest Aug. 5-7

• WVU Alumni Association announces changes to pre-game tailgates
• WVU welfare reform study profiled in The Washington Post
• Widow of former professor donates van to WVU forensics program
• WVU law student close to London bus explosion, recounts fateful day

• Bill Cosby to entertain at WVU\'s Fall Family Weekend
• Character and fitness camp wraps 18th year at West Virginia University
• Morgantown-area housing prices rise again, WVU journal reports
• WVU offering free class on musician health

• WVU fraud course draws law enforcement officers from 12 states

• Work set to begin mid-August on WVU\'s new Evansdale Residence Hall
• Mine rescue contest slated for July 27-28 at Mylan Park
• WVU forensic workshop to show educators what they aren\'t seeing on \'CSI\'
• WVU Press to release new nature title Thursday

• WVU Alumni Association announces fall reunion weekend
• D.C. Chapter scholarship fund surpasses $60,000
• Media Advisory: WVU law experts can comment on President Bush\'s Supreme Court nominee

• WVU event focuses on truck safety
• Media Advisory: Pool dedication, donor recognition, beef barbecue planned at Mill

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• Media Advisory: WVU students to get keys to Challenge X vehicle Monday
• Media Advisory: 2005 State Fire School offers media visual opportunities

• WVU Psychology Department seeking friends for paid study on aging
• Healthy families the goal of WVU, Rock Forge Neighborhood House partnership

• Media Advisory: Census leader, WVU economists to tout census data\'s use in economic development

• West Virginia construction activity surges, WVU report shows
• Writers' workshop at WVU to feature public readings by well-known authors
• July academic programs in full swing at WVU

• WVU art students' works on display at Creative Arts Center
• Journalist's jailing puts investigative reporting at risk, WVU professor says
• WVU English professor's essay appears in Chronicle of Higher Education

• Energy secretary visits WVU - WVU researchers win coal project
• WVU professor in London during bombings
• WVU students in London safe; professor from England reacts to news of bombings

• WVU professor named to entrepreneurial studies position
• WVU student gets real-world experience covering national stories at USA Today

• Media Advisory: Secretary of Energy Samuel W. Bodman to Highlight Coal Technology Research in West Virginia
• WVU accounting unit recognized by state for outstanding performance

• President Bush delivers Fourth of July message in Morgantown, at WVU

• WVU board to seek ruling on salary guidelines