Flashback - A Lot Changes in 40 or so Years
Compare the Evansdale campus of the 1960s with today's. There's been lots of exciting changes.
The Evolution of Digital Publishing
Cheryl Ball says people panned the move of book publishing from monasteries just like they’re challenging digital media. Read how she’s making information more open to the public.
After the Storm
In the wake of Hurricane Katrina, alumnus Rustin Moore led the largest horse rescue in the nation’s history.
Open Your Eyes, America
When people say that West Virginians don’t often succeed, Emily Renzelli says they’re wrong. She’s just been named to Forbes magazine’s 30 Under 30 list for Law and Policy.
Leading 4-H
Mildred Fizer is the first woman in the nation to lead a state 4-H program. The organization was in the midst of an exciting time then and still is today.
A Future on the Side of Equality
Read how lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people are finding a home at WVU.
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.
Visit the Pharmacy Museum
What do a pickled leech, bleeding instruments and quinine have in common? The WVU Cook-Hayman Pharmacy Museum.