3 Eberly students honored for community building efforts on campus and beyond

Recognized as champions for justice, civil rights and world peace, four West Virginia University undergraduate students are the recipients of the prestigious 2025 Martin Luther King Jr. Scholarship. Selected by the Center for Black Culture based on an essay and letters of recommendation, Tysa James, Janelle LaBarbera, Cheyenne Torres and Gabrielle Williams were honored at the annual MLK Unity Breakfast on Jan. 18 in the Mountainlair Ballrooms.
A ballroom is filled with round tables for a scholarship award ceremony

A ballroom is filled with round tables for a scholarship award ceremony

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3 Eberly students honored for community building efforts on campus and beyond

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