Archives for January 2013

• WVU engineering students improve water quality for villagers in Fiji
• Clements taps two to co-lead WVU's UR division during transition
• WVU Healthcare to kick off Women's Heart Health Month with luncheon and screening event
• WVU School of Pharmacy students encourage teens to pursue higher education
• WVU medical students to complete surgery rotation in Oman
• WVU Upward Bound to hold fundraiser at Ruby Tuesday on Feb. 15-17
• Team from WVU again selected for NASA's Reduced Gravity Education Flight Program

• WVU's Eberly College builds new career development program for students
• WVU 'Art Up Close!' event to feature English professor Rosemary Hathaway
• WVU College of Creative Arts to hold Audition/Portfolio Review Day Feb. 9
• Shepherd University music faculty to perform recital at WVU

• WVU offers free, four-week online course open to the public
• Developing Tradition of Philanthropy: School of Pharmacy's Centennial Class Scholarship Fund
• WVU and FBI remain valuable partners for West Virginia after two decades
• WVU Alumni Association team to showcase Appalachian flavor in Cast Iron Cook-Off

• NGE creates endowment in civil and environmental engineering at WVU
• Nearly 5,300 WVU students named to 2012 Fall Dean's and President's lists
• WVUHS CEO announces intention to retire
• WVU School of Dentistry to 'Give Kids a Smile'
• Panel at WVU to address issues surrounding Sandy Hook tragedy
• WVU, DINFOS partnership first of its kind; increases availability of high-quality educational opportunities to military students
• Bizet's beloved opera 'Carmen' opens at WVU Creative Arts Center Feb. 7
• WVU landscape architecture students re-imagine Parkersburg park
• WVU NanoDays event allows children to explore hands-on nanoscale science
• Sensational Traces brings modern circus to WVU Creative Arts Center Feb. 13
• Contemporary Christian superstars Mandisa, Brandon Heath, and Laura Story bring 'The 3-in-1-Tour' to WVU March 8

• SWE members attend annual conference for women engineers in Houston
• WVU Festival of Ideas: Cory Booker, mayor of Newark, speaks Feb. 7
• Bloch gift to benefit Art Museum of WVU print study/collection room
• WELLWVU encourages students to eat their fruits and vegetables during eatWELL and tweatWELL
• WVU Center for Women's and Gender Studies to host prominent feminist activist Sondra Hale

• WVU Wind Symphony Concert features graduate student conductor
• WVU professor available to speak about U.S. allowing women to take combat roles in military
• WVU remains operational; caution urged in making travel decisions
• WVU asks you to rock your colors for upcoming basketball games

• Corey Farris named dean of students at WVU
• Mapping the galaxy: team lead by WVU physicist discovers new regions of massive young stars
• WVU researcher's childhood dream of exploring becomes a reality
• Book edited by WVU professors offers insight into racism in college athletics
• Building bridges: Many hands make light work of new span in WVU's Core Arboretum
• WVU summer program provides law school experience
• Mountainlair Sbarro scheduled to reopen in February

• WVU music professor's photographs on view at Slight Indulgence
• Bob Huggins participates in Infiniti Challenge
• Renowned biologist to discuss climate change solution at WVU College of Law
• Scholar discusses "code of sustainability ethics" in WVU lecture
• Gift from former WV teacher will help educate students at WVU
• WVU's Perone named associate dean for faculty in the Eberly College of Arts and Sciences
• Crop farming a 'viable option' to enhance the state's economic future, according to new study
• WVU author, MFA graduate to present reading of award-winning work

• WVU celebrates the fight, continuing journey toward justice

• With new category, even more green winners in WVU's annual Ecolympics competition
• Private gifts making a difference as WVU's 'State of Minds' campaign tops $600 million

• WVU business school ranked in U.S. Top 100 for its strength in social media
• Ruby Memorial Hospital visitor policy to change

• WVU School of Art & Design launches Global Positioning Studies program
• New exhibitions open at WVU's Mesaros Galleries to feature Chinese painting, ceramic sculpture
• Mountaineer Parents Club to host Winterfest Bowling Party
• College of Human Resources and Education changes name to better reflect mission
• WVU plans Friday bell-ringing ceremony
• WVU audiology students host MountainEAR 5k for hearing loss prevention
• WVU Theatre & Dance presents 'The Bottomland' Jan. 17

• Three WVU online graduate programs listed among nation's top 30
• Call out the Guard: WVU Executive MBA program recruits students from WV National Guard
• WVU offers annual off-campus housing fair to interested students Jan. 23
• B&E Distinguished Speaker Series welcomes president of regional drug store chain Jan. 31

• WVU bringing American icon Ralph Stanley to perform Feb. 15 in Morgantown
• WVU Transportation & Parking to offer new services beginning this semester
• AmeriCorps seeks 500 individuals to help children through summer reading and nutrition program Energy Express
• WVU College of Physical Activity and Sport Sciences clubs to host blood drive

• As WVU enters construction boom, bond ratings continue to be high
• WVU president comments on Rockefeller's decision not to seek sixth term
• Anderson endows scholarship with focus on energy research
• WVU professors available to offer context for Sen. Rockefeller's decision to retire
• WVU's Festival of Ideas returns to focus on West Virginia's birth, Lincoln and Emancipation
• WVU researchers work to track nutritional habits using 'Big Data'
• WVU police seeking information about urn believed to contain human ashes

• Family Day at the WVU Farm honored with CASE award
• Violist joins WVU's James Miltenberger for 'Improvisation in Classical Music'
• WVU Extension Service to host Aquaculture Forum

• Hawley Field receives facelift
• Senators Rockefeller and Manchin announce federal grant to WVU to study cell phones and driving
• Legendary songwriter and American treasure John Prine to perform June 1 at WVU
• Clements names Fred King WVU's vice president for research
• WVU welcomes campus, community to MLK breakfast and Inaugural Ball
• WELLWVU Carruth Center accredited by International Association of Counseling Services

• Brantley Gilbert concert at the WVU Coliseum on Feb. 9 has sold out

• A meetin' with Keaton
• Jan. 10 University Arts Series performance of "West Side Story" has now sold out
• Utica Shale development topic of WVU Extension Service educational program series
• Brian Brick Scholarship established at WVU business school in name of late student
• WVU receives in-kind software grant with a commercial value of $17.8 million
• Mystery-solving chills and thrills come to the WVU Creative Arts Center in the all-new Scooby Doo Live! Musical Mysteries

• Bob Huggins: Making adjustments
• WVU Solar Decathlon team ready to build solar-powered, log home

• Entire WVU med class passes first licensure exam
• WVU programs support first-year students on academic probation
• WVU history lecturer uses rocks to tell West Virginia's story

• WVU student creates digital building blocks to a healthier lifestyle
• WVU experts available to speak about policy surrounding 'fiscal cliff' legislation
• Friends' paths to theatrical success began at WVU's College of Creative Arts
• WVU Extension's 2013 Garden Calendars teach readers to make good gardening choices
• Pioneer contemporary dance masters Pilobolus to perform at WVU Jan. 15
• Orange ground game sinks Mountaineers