Eberly News
WVU partners with community to encourage development of arts collaborative
West Virginia University graduate students in the Eberly College of Arts and Sciences' Department of Public Administration and WVU Extension Service are partnering with Arts Mon, which serves as the Morgantown area arts council, to encourage the development of an arts collaborative in Monongalia and Preston counties.
WVU physicists tune the dynamics of exotic quantum particles
Physicists at West Virginia University have discovered a way to control a newly discovered quantum particle, potentially leading to faster computers and other electronic devices.
Friends and family of late WVU grad create C. Patrick Laughlin Endowed Scholarship
Years after graduating from West Virginia University, Carl Patrick Laughlin (BA Arts and Sciences, ‘53) became a physician for many of America’s best-known astronauts as a part of NASA’s Space Task Group.
WVU students receive NASA Space Grant fellowships
Five students from the Eberly College of Arts and Sciences at West Virginia University have been awarded undergraduate fellowships from the NASA West Virginia Space Grant Consortium.
Alumni Spotlight: Bill Hinerman
As a graduate student in the law and Master of Public Administration programs at West Virginia University, Bill Hinerman joined the Navy JAG Corps in 1989, which led to a lifelong career in government and the military. Hinerman shared with us how his WVU education was the foundation of his career.
WVU Department of English to host lecture on ‘Abortion: Truth and Post-Truth’
The Department of English and the Eberly College of Arts and Sciences at West Virginia University will host a lecture by social commentator and author Katha Pollitt on Monday, Dec. 4 at 7 p.m. in the Mountainlair Student Union’s Gold Ballroom.
Shape Your Destiny: Emma Harrison
Morgantown, W.Va. native Emma Harrison, a junior Honors College student and Puskar Scholar studying political science and leadership studies, details her internship with the West Virginia Innocence Project and how what she has learned there has prepared her for her future career. Harrison has studied abroad several times, and she also shares her experiences in the many countries she has visited.
Paying it forward
Social work scholarship encourages students to give back
The human dimensions of water
WVU geography professor researches the connection between water and gender locally and internationally
The sound of silence
Using sound waves for biomedical breakthroughs