Archives for November 2016

• WVU investigates PRT collision between Walnut Street and Beechurst Avenue stations
• College of Media, Gazette-Mail video recognized by Newseum
• Advancing women in the workplace: WVU professor endows professional development lecture series
• WVU Davis College announces a leadership change in the division of Forestry and Natural Resources
• WVU to commemorate the lives lost during the attack on Pearl Harbor

• WVU leads partnership studying impact of federal defense cuts on state economy
• WVU mining students, professor earn top honors at regional conference
• West Virginia University Press publishes first book in its Energy and Society series

• WVU ceramics blends art, technology and science for Ceramics Sale Dec. 2-3
• Charleston conference addresses community health
• WVU School of Dentistry partners with Center for Research and Technology Inc. to build, design Innovation Center
• WVU Center for Black Culture and Research to host annual Kwanzaa celebration
• New documentary features WVU grad, Morgantown native

• Mountaineers advance to College Cup

• Strike up the band

• WVU College of Law is helping flood victims avoid a housing scam
• Balance is key to healthy holidays, according to WVU Extension health specialists
• WVU Press book uncovers story of state native's secret mission to Cuba
• WVU experts offer advice on minimizing confrontation with family during the holidays
• WVU women's soccer team kicks way to NCAA quarterfinals
• Three elected to WVU Foundation Board of Directors

• Abam delivers Sweet 16 ticket for WVU women's soccer team

• Art Museum 'Lunchtime Looks' to feature gallery talk on Grace Martin Taylor
• WVU's participation in TEACH Grant Program can provide financial aid for education students
• WVU Libraries to host health and mindfulness forum
• WVU donors surprise engineering dean with gift in his honor
• WVU Davis College announces 150th anniversary ice cream flavors

• Life-sized gingerbread house welcomes WVU alumni home for the holidays
• WVU mining engineer named distinguished lecturer
• The Pride of West Virginia kicks off busy week leading to Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade

• WVU Extension Service presents second annual Mountaineer Cattlemen's College
• Orlikoff named campus president of West Virginia University's Potomac State College
• Gee welcomes new cancer researchers to WVU
• Gee Mail: Marching to Macy's

• W.P. Chedester named interim chief of WVU Police
• WVU Extension experts urge residents to make ATV safety a priority this hunting season

• Art Museum of WVU to close over Thanksgiving holiday
• WVU program continues to assist West Virginians with health insurance questions
• WVU design students showcase talents, compete to have t-shirt design produced
• WVU Reed College of Media partners with West Virginia Department of Education for statewide campaign
• New endowed scholarship at WVU honors veteran West Virginia broadcaster and graduate

• Women's soccer team advances in NCAA Tournament
• WVU hosts Big 12 Student Union Directors Conference

• WVU men's basketball to open 2017-18 season in Germany
• WVU Jackson's Mill invites community to 2016 Thanksgiving Buffet

• Coliseum renovations nearing completion
• WVU to host Big 12 Student Government Conference, Gee and Senator Capito among presenters
• From Mars to a greenhouse near you: WVU team transitions robot from rover to pollinator

• Art Museum program to feature WVU musicology professor Evan MacCarthy
• WVU engineering researchers win 'Oscars of Innovation' award for carbon-capture technology
• WVU Medicine tops list of state's largest private employers
• The way to San Jose

• WVU Department of Political Sciences hosts 'Election Reflection: West Virginia Politics' Nov. 10
• WVU College of Law to help economic development in Charleston
• New program makes earning two degrees within four years possible
• WVU named in Military Times 'Best for Vets' Ranking, to host week-long Veterans Day celebration
• WVU study will determine amount of rare earth elements in the region's coal mining waste
• WVU experts available to discuss West Virginia gubernatorial election

• WVU women's soccer wins Big 12 title

• Veneri, Peng named as 2016 WVU Mr. and Ms. Mountaineer

• WVU's global initiatives and Adventure WV lifted up to Board of Governors
• WVU Symphonic Band to honor America, patriotism during concert Nov. 10, veterans receive free admission

• Important changes announced for WVU basketball games
• WVU legend Don Nehlen to receive 2017 Stagg Award
• Mountain State Business Index: West Virginia economy still weak, continues to recover
• WVU's Society of Women Engineers section wins top award at national conference
• WVU Libraries hosts Senator Byrd traveling exhibit

• Physicist explores science behind smartphones
• WVU student selected to serve on competitive national student advisory council
• WVU Press publishes "Monsters in Appalachia," a collection of short stories by Sheryl Monks
• WVU recruiting six new quantitative neuroscientists
• Former WVU neurosurgeon Dr. G. Robert "Bob" Nugent remembered for his devotion to patients and students
• West Virginia 4-H legend inducted into National 4-H Hall of Fame

• WVU Health Sciences' faculty appointed to Governor's newly formed advisory council on prescriptive authority
• WVU Experts: Faculty available to discuss presidential election
• 'Most Loyals' chosen for Mountaineer Week at WVU
• Faculty member and past chair supports speech-language pathology and audiology students
• Yeast holds the key to humans' genetic response to stress, herbicide exposure