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WVU begins search for deans of 2 colleges
West Virginia University is shopping for two deans. Search committees have been formed for the College of Arts and Sciences, which is replacing Mary Ellen Mazey.
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Blackwell Uses Background to Help Clients Cut Energy Costs
Audra Blackwell proves that sometimes the right job for your talents and background can come along even when you're not looking.
Waste Wood is an Untapped Energy Source in W.Va.
The Mountain State is the third-most forested state in the U.S. and some say it could be a prime source of energy.
WVU Physicians Support Breast Cancer Screening for Women in Their 40s
With the recent release of a government panela s report that would change the way women monitor their health, cancer doctors at the Mary Babb Randolph Cancer Center at West Virginia University are advising women not to wait until age 50 to seek their first mammograms.
According to the 2009 Fan Survey, 34.9 percent of Big East football fans ranked West Virginia University fans as the rudest in the conference.
West Virginia Business Hall of Fame Invites Five New Inductees
The West Virginia University College of Business and Economics established the Business Hall of Fame in 2001 to recognize people who have made a difference in West Virginia.
WVU Materials Scientist Wins National Award
West Virginia University materials scientist Xingbo Liu is helping to improve the use of coal and winning awards in the process.
Projects at Marshall recieve $3 million from NIH
Faculty members at Marshall University's medical school have received $3 million in grants for biomedical research and work force development projects.
WVU to Induct Business Owners into Hall of Fame
The West Virginia Business Hall of Fame has picked its 2009 class. Five people will be inducted Thursday at Morgantown's Waterfront Place Hotel.
Lou Gentile Plans Run For Seat In O.....
A veteran political aide will seek an Ohio House seat in 2010. Democrat Lou Gentile of Steubenville, who recently served as assistant director of the Governor's Office of Appalachia, will announce his candidacy for the 95th House District this week.
Teen Accused of Sexual Assault in WVU Dorm May Face More Charges
A teenager charged with first degree sexual assault on West Virginia University's campus, may face further charges, police said.
WVU Mountaineer Mascot to Return to Her Post
West Virginia University's Mountaineer mascot Rebecca Durst was not on the sidelines for WVU's football loss at Cincinnati last Friday night nor was she at the Coliseum Sunday for the men's basketball win over Loyola.
Sunnyside Up Partners With WVU For Hoop Shoot Fundraiser
West Virginia University and Sunnyside Up are working together to raise money for the United Way.
Nuckols Named CPrint President
Todd Nuckols has been named president of CPrint International. Company Supplied -- Graphic Arts Online, November 10, 2009 Todd Nuckols has been named president of CPrint International.
WVU Student Section Stands Courtside During Home Opener
Hundreds of chairs in the lower deck of the West Virginia University student section were removed to provide standing only room for students.
WVU's Mountaineer Maniacs Host 'Coaches Versus Cancer' Benefit Dinner
The Mountaineer Maniacs hosted a coaches versus cancer fundraiser Saturday evening.
A focus on the past may be hurting Bluefield's future
Mercer County Republicans will soon be choosing a new party leader. The Mercer County Republican Executive Committee will hold elections for chairman on Dec.
B.E. Taylor Christmas Concert Tour Includes W.Va. Cities
West Virginians searching for an evening of holiday family entertainment have been discovering the B.E. Taylor Christmas Concert Tour is just the ticket.
Harlem Globetrotters' 2010 World To.....
Coming off the most successful year in the franchise's illustrious history, with a record-breaking 62 box offices records and more than 2 million smiling fans, the iconic Harlem Globetrotters are primed to showcase their eye-popping 2010 World Tour in Morgantown Jan.
Wvu J-school professor chronicles death-penalty case in book
John Temple recalls the first time he noticed an irregular heartbeat. Temple, associate dean of the Perley Isaac Reed School of Journalism at West Virginia University, was in a North Carolina airport terminal.
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