Andrew Hartsog wasn’t content merely to study history; he harbored a burning desire to “make history” in a profound way. And indeed, he succeeded in making a mark on history that few could rival.
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Since the creation of the WVU Alumni Band more than five decades ago, Ed Gilger, a percussionist, has marched in nearly every Homecoming Parade. “When the band plays the old standards, you feel young again,” Gilger said. “You don’t realize that you can’t march as fast with that 220 run on the field cadence, because somehow, we do it.”
Stephenie Kennedy-Rea wears a few different hats at the WVU Cancer Institute. The focus on the needs of the population remains core to her identity. “Serving the people of West Virginia provides the motivation for what I do. I feel a strong sense of the importance of giving back to the people that live in the state.”