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The Appalachian Table

When Anthony Bourdain wanted to know more about West Virginia cuisine, he visited alumnus Mike Costello’s kitchen.

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Fall 2018
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Alumni Diary

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Back on Track: Racer loses his legs but not his drive

He almost lost his life racing. Then the journey began.

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Mountaineers in Arms

They served our country. Now their journeys beyond the military have stretched to the campus of WVU.

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Shakespeare's Folios

WVU Libraries is home to one of the rarest and most important book collections in the history of the English language – William Shakespeare’s Folios.

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Ask An Expert

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Secrets of a Disaster

Author Catherine Venable Moore explains why it's important to remember one of the nation's worst industrial disasters that most of us don't know about.

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A sculpture in the garden at the Art Museum of WVU.

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Sculptures of the Art Museum

Next time you're on campus, take a stroll past the Art Museum and gaze in wonder at these elegant sculptures.

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Fall 2018
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Alumni Diary

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The Doctor Is In

Dr. Patrice Harris' West Virginia University story begins as so many do – at a football game.

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Putting the Science in Forensic Science

We’re training the next generation of forensic scientists and grappling with a growing field.

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Food is Local. Food is Global. Food is Complicated.

The Food Justice Lab and a network of farmers are working to bring local food to local tables.

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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.

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The Soldiers of World War I

Nearly 2,700 U.S. soldiers mobilized for World War I, which ended 100 years ago, had ties to WVU. Here's a look at some of those soldiers and letters from the war that are preserved at WVU Libraries.

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Mountaineer Spirit

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Checkmate

This graduate student is the WVU Chess Club's first known female president.

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A degree of dedication: Super Bowl champ Irvin comes home to graduate at WVU

Super Bowl champion. Walter Payton Man of the Year nominee. Graduate of the West Virginia University Class of 2018. As might read the resume of Bruce Irvin.

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Home Among the Hills

Some students come from across the world just to attend WVU. Some students' parents immigrated to the U.S. And many students were born here. However they got here, they're all Mountaineers.

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Ballin' in Memphis

Jevon Carter leaps to the pros after his storied career at WVU. Check out a list of other Mountaineers who've suited up for the NBA.

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Thinking It Through

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From Loneliness to Belonging

Loneliness is a pervasive health problem. This nursing researcher has a way to stop it.

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The List

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The Dogs of Campus

At WVU, dog days aren't just in the summer.

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Summer 2018
Alumni Diary
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Bring Me Home

"Country Roads" binds the world.

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A New Kind of Mining

Elements that help power everything from the smartphone in your pocket to the nation's missile guidance system could come from an unlikely Appalachian source — acid mine drainage sludge.

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