Spring 2021 Campus People main-feature Spring 2021 Campus People main-feature No Capes Required Following COVID-19, these Mountaineers went above and beyond. Read→
Spring 2021 Campus slot-1 Spring 2021 Campus slot-1 How to Build a Hockey Team A woman wanted to play her favorite sport, ice hockey, at WVU. But there wasn't a team. So she and a bold group of women made a team out of hard work and hard knocks. Read→
Science Arts & Culture Summer 2020 slot-2 Science Arts & Culture Summer 2020 slot-2 2020 pandemic in Morgantown closely resembles 1918 pandemic in Morgantown In the fall of 1918, Morgantown canceled events and school was closed because of a dangerous illness circling the globe. Read→
Fall 2020 people-feature People slot-3 Fall 2020 people-feature People slot-3 How I Got My Job We hear from Mountaineers across the country about how they got their jobs soon after graduation and around the time of the pandemic. Read→
Fall 2020 Campus slot-4 Fall 2020 Campus slot-4 Never Again One family, an alumnus and the University are working together to make sure a hazing tragedy never happens again. Read→
Campus Sports slot-5 Campus Sports slot-5 Of Ice and Men A look inside the grit and grind of the WVU hockey team. Read→
History Fall 2019 slot-6 History Fall 2019 slot-6 Our Country’s Music Mountaineers, from Kathy Mattea to West Virginia song writers, explore the meaning of Country Music coinciding with Ken Burns’ documentary. Read→
Science Spring 2020 slot-7 Science Spring 2020 slot-7 Hacked Off WVU aims to fill the cybersecurity gap with a noble kind of keyboard warrior. Read→
Arts & Culture Spring 2019 slot-8 Arts & Culture Spring 2019 slot-8 Holding Back The Flood The outdated U.S. regulatory structure must be dismantled, say two professors. Read→
Sparked slot-9 Sparked slot-9 Episode 8 - Through the Math Forest There was this teacher who believed that the way math was taught could be different in her very rural county. That kids could better understand it and make it their own. That they could score much higher. That teachers could stay longer. She was right. Listen→
Science People Campus Summer 2020 slot-10 Science People Campus Summer 2020 slot-10 The Way Forward The University had just days to decide how to close campuses of thousands while still offering education and healthcare and continuing vital research. Read→
Alumni Diary People slot-11 Alumni Diary People slot-11 A Thousand Miles of Snow John Logar, MD '01, rode his titanium bicycle from Anchorage to Nome, Alaska, in single-digit weather, through wet and treacherous snow. He was competing in the Iditarod Trail Invitational, the bicycle version of the famous dog-sled race. Read→
People The List slot-12 People The List slot-12 Barrier Breakers To commemorate Martin Luther King Jr. Day, here are just a few examples of Mountaineers that epitomize the vision for equality for all on campus. Read→
Fall 2019 People Alumni Diary slot-13 Fall 2019 People Alumni Diary slot-13 Braving the Media Landscape Mackenzie Mays was honored by the nation's journalists for her work speaking truth to power. Read→
People Arts & Culture Campus slot-14 People Arts & Culture Campus slot-14 The Legend of the Flying WV Experience the symbol that unites Mountaineers as one. See how the Flying WV logo evolved from the minds of its creators more than 30 years ago. Read→
Campus People Sports slot-15 Campus People Sports slot-15 Bruuuuuuuuce! Super Bowl Champ with a Mountaineer Heart Bruce Irvin battled through his youth to find his place in life. And that place was WVU. He is an NFL player now but has fond memories of his time here. Read→
Spring 2018 Final Frontier Science Technology slot-16 Spring 2018 Final Frontier Science Technology slot-16 A Dream of Mars One of the finest amateur robot minds outside of NASA has put WVU's robotics program on the map. Read→
Spring 2019 Campus Science E & H20 slot-17 Spring 2019 Campus Science E & H20 slot-17 The Future of Water Water researchers are pushing for a network of weather monitoring stations. Read→
People Thinking It Through Spring 2015 slot-18 People Thinking It Through Spring 2015 slot-18 Better Policing Criminology professor James Nolan was a cop in “Murder Town USA” and has researched crime with the FBI. He’s got some ideas on how to create policing that works. Read→