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For Jada Taylor, pursuing a philosophy degree has not only prepared her for her future career but helped her make important life decisions, such as choosing to become vegan and low waste.

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A World in Crisis: A Response to COVID-19

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We are stronger together.

As Mountaineers, we face challenges together. While the ongoing circumstances are unprecedented, we have come together during other challenging times with one guiding constant – the overwhelming generosity of our University family.

We’re working to provide for those students who need our help the most, like biology major Kalan King. She shares how your support has helped her continue earning her degree. The WVU Foundation has created a dedicated space to facilitate giving to areas of special need during the COVID-19 pandemic. Your support will provide emergency financial aid and unrestricted scholarship support they desperately need.

See how you can make a difference for our students.

Uncovering the invisible universe

July 16, 2020

Physicist Sean McWilliams has created an exact mathematical formula to explain the gravitational wave signals that have been observed from colliding black holes, which serve as a key validation of Albert Einstein’s Theory of General Relativity.