More than 3,800 miles separate two sets of musicians. Although an ocean divides them, students in the College of Media and the University of Seville created a virtual performance of them playing together with the help of augmented reality technology. Read more about the projects completed during the spring 2021 semester in David Smith’s immersive storytelling course in the WVU Reed College of Media's digital magazine.
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The Eberly College of Arts and Sciences Gandhi-King Lecture Series on International Relations and Peace Studies invites all faculty and staff for this year’s virtual presentation, Bending Toward Justice, which will feature a joint lecture by Rajesh Tandon and Budd Hall.
A two-year grant-funded project in the WVU Reed College of Media explores the causes and effects of the high incarceration rate of women in West Virginia. Read more about the work journalism and public relations students completed during this initiative in the College's digital magazine.
After two years of online education and virtual recitals, the WVU Community Music Program is beyond grateful to have been able to resume in-person activities and use the power of music to bring the members of our community together again. Registration begins today (Jan. 10) for private instruction (in-person or virtual) on a variety of instruments, such as piano, guitar, strings, woodwinds, brass, harp, percussion, bluegrass fiddle, mandolin, banjo, hammered dulcimer, voice, songwriting and improvisation.
Eric Veach, a 10-year veteran of the West Virginia University Potomac State College police department, has been named interim police captain.
Sports and Adventure Media major Natalie Perrin hopes to one day represent the United States at the Olympics. As the only freshman on the WVU rifle team and with a pair of Junior Olympic gold medals under her belt, she’s well on her way to accomplishing that goal. Read more about Natalie's goals in the WVU Reed College of Media's digital magazine.