Filling America's Hollow
Before she was nominated for an Academy Award, Elaine McMillion started her career as a documentarian with "Hollow."
Before she was nominated for an Academy Award, Elaine McMillion started her career as a documentarian with "Hollow."
The broadband revolution we enjoy today can be traced back to electrical engineering alumnus Rouzbeh Yassini.
This journalism student morphs into a high-flying character on the independent wrestling scene.
He’s not a nameless cartoon character. He’s a real man representing all things Mountaineer. Jonathan Kimble, perhaps the busiest mascot on the planet, is in his element while representing WVU.
What do community planning, sustainable clothing, and robots have in common? They are all part of WVU’s direct influence on jobs and the economy.
Take a seat at our dinner table where we will tackle critical issues (like energy, the environment, healthcare) facing West Virginia and the world. Our dinner conversation has never been so animated.
Meet Mannon Gallegly, retired WVU professor. He’s the goto guy when you want to grow the perfect tomato for your next BLT.
Inspired by her family and native culture, Farai Simoyi creates feminine clothes in the cutthroat design environment of New York City.
One wildly successful internship (designing a tool tracking system for a helicopter manufacturing company) guaranteed Shaun O’Connor a great job.
Jeff Daniels’ hostage research has the potential of saving lives and has attracted the attention of the FBI.
Dana Coester empowers rural West Virginians by bridging the great digital divide.
Sandy Baldwin doesn’t just sit and play online games like a typical user. He immerses himself and his students in very unusual and creative ways.
Physical education at WVU goes beyond tube socks and dodgeball. Through the leadership of Dean Dana Brooks, students are prepared for the global marketplace.
Drilling for natural gas within Marcellus Shale is booming and controversial. Shikha Sharma is working to make sure it’s safe for the environment.
WVU alumnus Justin Halladay bridges cultural boundaries by bringing a great American pastime to children in Latin America.
Kristen Matak is a food scientist who is thinking creatively to bring new food (egg stick, anybody?) to a grocery store near you.
PhD candidate Zelalem Haile is working to improve the health of his native country’s people, even though he might never be able to return home.
She wants to save the world. Cyanne Loyle is researching how to end conflict through rule of law and justice.
Cardiologist Larry Rhodes delves into each patient’s case with his whole heart. Treating children with major heart problems is what makes him tick.
Perhaps his nickname can be “stream doctor.” Todd Petty diagnoses stream ecology problems and prescribes a course of action to make it better for fish populations.