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Illustration of four people, recent Mountaineer graduates who got jobs: three women and a man.

Illustration of six potraits of recently graduated students, three women and three men.

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Fall 2020

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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.

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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.

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Research

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Spring 2020

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Life Reclamation

Gerod Buckhalter had tried everything to get sober. Then he was offered another chance with a brain surgery.

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Spring 2019
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Right Brain

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Right Brain

Geography lessons through monster slaying

Shoot-em-up game Fallout 76 is driving up national interest in the Mountain State.

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Holding Back The Flood

The outdated U.S. regulatory structure must be dismantled, say two professors.

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Suzanne Weise and Pat McGinley stand in the law library at WVU.

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Unmasking the Enterprise of Death

What started as a phone call from a reporter in West Virginia turned into a years-long legal investigation tracing opioid pills across the country.

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Spring 2019
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The Spacesuit Maker

As a spacesuit engineer, one alumnus defines what the next spacesuits look like.

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Marisa Leuzzi wearing a Flying WV sweatshirt having just given blood.

Marisa Leuzzi in a sweatshirt at a hospital having just given blood.

Marisa Leuzzi in a Flying WV sweatshirt at a doctor's office.

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Summer 2020
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WVU grad one of first plasma donors in U.S. to save COVID-19 patients

Months ago, a woman did something that in easier times would not have been unusual. She gave blood. And then it changed everything.

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Episode 11 - How We Talk

On the cusp of high school, four girls in a rural middle school talk with researchers about why they talk they way they do and how hard they’ve tried to change themselves to be accepted by their peers.

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The Startup to Watch

This young alum is a tech entrepreneur who developed a protocol that transmits data over audio.

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Alumni Diary

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Found in Translation

Shun Nakasone makes his living hanging out with tennis champs and Major League Baseball legends.

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The Supplement Debunker

Are all those supplements you take every day helping you? This researcher has answers.

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John Chambers Changed the Internet — Now He Wants to Change West Virginia

John Chambers shook up the Internet as CEO of Cisco, now he has his sights set on home.

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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.

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Fall 2019
Flashback

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A Peaceful Patriot

Tom Bennett took out his tape recorder and dictated a letter home to his family in Morgantown, W.Va. He mentioned his location: “Somewhere in the great, noble land of South Vietnam – at least I hope it’s South. I’m pretty sure it is.”

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Duncan Lorimer and Maura McLaughlin among spinning lights.

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A Celestial Heavyweight

Maura McLaughlin and Duncan Lorimer look for a kind of star called a pulsar. Here's how they found the most massive pulsar recorded so far.

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No Place Like Home: Testing Out Telehealth

How do patients who need consistent care in rural areas get the treatment they need? Now, they’re going online.

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Fall 2019
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The Last Word
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The Beautiful Day In Our Neighborhood

In 1995, Fred Rogers gave the commencement address at West Virginia University. He believed that we make life more beautiful in the pursuit of our dreams.

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The Way Forward

Life Reclamation

Geography lessons through monster slaying

Holding Back The Flood

Unmasking the Enterprise of Death

The Spacesuit Maker

WVU grad one of first plasma donors in U.S. to save COVID-19 patients

Episode 11 - How We Talk

The Startup to Watch

Found in Translation

The Supplement Debunker

John Chambers Changed the Internet — Now He Wants to Change West Virginia

The Legend of the Flying WV

A Peaceful Patriot

A Celestial Heavyweight

No Place Like Home: Testing Out Telehealth

The Beautiful Day In Our Neighborhood