WVU Art in the Libraries, in collaboration with the WVU Press, will host the exhibit at the Evansdale Library through June.
Announcements
Upwards of 6,600 pounds of trash were removed from the Monongahela River and its banks during the five-hour cleanup — surpassing last year’s total of 1,225 pounds.
Thanks to a sponsorship with the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Summer Food Service Program, students who are enrolled in the WVU Upward Bound summer program will eat breakfast, lunch and dinner at Café Evansdale every Monday through Friday from June 23 through July 31, except for July 4 and July 14.
Part of an initiative that began in April, these one-hour sessions provide faculty and staff members with an opportunity to share their thoughts and experiences as WVU employees.
More than 10 years after moving away from the Mountain State, George Lee and Rosemary H. Fisher are strengthening their commitment to central West Virginia with a gift to expand local outreach and experiential learning opportunities via the Center for Community Engagement in the Division for Land-Grant Engagement.
More than 5,500 geocachers from all over the world will travel to Morgantown, Fairmont and surrounding areas for GeoWoodstock — what is being called the largest geocaching event ever in the United States — from Thursday (May 22) to Sunday (May 25).