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.
The Appalachian Table
When Anthony Bourdain wanted to know more about West Virginia cuisine, he visited alumnus Mike Costello’s kitchen.
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.
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.
Making Sunlight in the Dark
Alumna Elaine McMillion Sheldon directed two documentaries in West Virginia about people who are combatting the opioid crisis and seeking recovery.
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.
Math Revolution
Joanna Burt-Kinderman is a math coach...yes, a math coach. And her work has helped put schools in Pocahontas County, W.Va. on par with with the most math-proficient states in the nation.
The Solving of an Enduring World War II Mystery
Sometimes all it takes to solve a mystery is a Google search and a fudge shop.
The Startup to Watch
This young alum is a tech entrepreneur who developed a protocol that transmits data over audio.
How to Remake a State
Some look at where we've been. We look at what's ahead. Here's what drives West Virginia forward.
Guilty Until Proven Innocent
The WVU College of Law is aiding in one man's quest for freedom after 20 years in prison.
An Expected Crisis
We saw the educator shortage looming. It’s here now. And WVU researchers have some ideas about how to fix it.
Marked, Unmarked, Remembered
A WVU Press book of photography shows moments in history that should be remembered.
Award-Winning Barbecue
Poetry, prose and pulled pork have more in common than you think. Ask world barbecue champion Luke Darnell.
A History of Coal and Gas
The historically rich West Virginia coal and petroleum industries are being preserved at the Royce J. and Caroline B. Watts Museum.
Demystifying the Dragon
Before 2006, WVU had zero Chinese language or culture courses. Along came Hannah Lin to change that.
Time Outs and Short Ditties: WVU Marching Band Tunes (2018)
Hail WV! And hail to this list of songs to be churned out by the Pride of WV in 2018.
The Fashion Slayer
Television served as a catalyst for an unlikely yet prosperous career behind the scenes in Hollywood for this WVU alumnus.
Mountaineers in TV
From WVU to the TV screen, these Mountaineers have made a splash in the entertainment industry.
FallFest Through the Years
Remember when Kanye played FallFest? Or Maroon 5? What about Violent Femmes and Biz Markie in '98? Huh, what?
Defending Our Right to the Past
As ISIS destroys millennia-old cultural sites, art history professor Rhonda Reymond advocates for preserving our past.
Women Who Are Changing the Tech World
These women are changing the future of technology and women’s place in it.