Exceeding the Vision
The new spaces in Reynolds Hall exceed expectations of both founder and students.
The Fence at the Top of the Cliff
The WVU School of Public Health celebrates a decade of making a difference.
Little Big Moments
50 years after its inception, Title IX still shapes women’s educational experience in myriad ways.
A new team for a new era at the WVU Alumni Association
After emerging from the pandemic seeking to redefine its purpose and value in a very different world, the WVU Alumni Association has entered into a unique partnership with West Virginia University.
Mountaineer Spirit: Spin Class
Fifty years after women first joined “The Pride of West Virginia,” the Mountaineer Marching Band, the WVU Magazine follows a senior industrial engineering major who fits “spinning” with the band’s color guard into a packed class and work schedule.
Perfect practice makes perfect!
A new home for the Pride. The Mountaineer Marching Band will soon have the perfect place for perfect practice: the Pride Practice Facility.
Leading through Uncertainty
When Dr. Jeff Coben looks back on the last few years, knowing then what he knows now about the novel coronavirus would have been valuable.
Talking to Angels
A random encounter at a restaurant shows Children's Vision Rehabilitation Program students how sweet the kindness of strangers can be.
By the Numbers: Smashing Pumpkins
The Benjamin M. Statler College of Engineering and Mineral Resources resumed its popular Pumpkin Drop this year after a two-year hiatus.
Survey Says: WVU Extension is a common thread
Thousands of quilters in West Virginia work their magic to create unique designs, in varied fabrics — from old shirts to new wedding dresses — and a myriad of colors to blanket their loved ones or their walls with a lasting bit of handiwork and memories that will last for generations.
Force of Nature
Meet the founding dean of the newly created WVU College of Applied Human Sciences — she’s a force of nature in custom sneakers.