If you're a fan of "Stranger Things," you've seen some of William Davis' work.
The Army Ranger
After more than 400 combat missions and four deployments, Ed Olesh ended up merging an outdoor hobby with an education at WVU.
Mountaineers in Arms
They served our country. Now their journeys beyond the military have stretched to the campus of WVU.
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.
From Loneliness to Belonging
Loneliness is a pervasive health problem. This nursing researcher has a way to stop it.
Back on Track: Racer loses his legs but not his drive
He almost lost his life racing. Then the journey began.
A Chance For New Life
Behind WVU's latest $1.2 billion campaign are real stories -- many waiting to be unraveled -- linked to every penny.
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.
When There's A Will, There's A Way: Grier Talks Fatherhood, Football
Will Grier is as much a superstar family man than a superstar quarterback (though he doesn't like changing diapers).
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.
Traveling Soul
Margreet Bos went to see the world after graduating from WVU in 1995. Then her world changed when a grenade landed in her truck.
The Future of Healing the Brain
Dr. Ali Rezai's methods of treating neurological disorders sound like mere science fiction. But they're not.
The Man Helping Save America's Sheep
Professor Scott Bowdridge has spent his entire adult life studying a parasite killing sheep. He may have just figured out how to stop it.
Healing Without The High
Steven Kinsey is finding ways to treat neuropathic pain with cannabis - safely and without the high, man.
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.
Humans and Computers
For Saiph Savage, the intersection of humans and computers is as much an exploration of sociology and psychology as it is numbers and data.
One Size Does Not Fit All
Candice Brown explores the biological gender differences in sepsis patients.
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.
Award-Winning Barbecue
Poetry, prose and pulled pork have more in common than you think. Ask world barbecue champion Luke Darnell.