The Davis College Store is accepting pre-orders for summer peaches. The peaches, grown in West Virginia at the Kearneysville Tree Fruit Research and Education Center, will be ready for your enjoyment at the beginning of August.
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WVU’s “First Lady of Dance,” Mary Kathryne “Kacy” Wiedebusch passed away on July 5. A Clarksburg native, Wiedebusch joined the WVU faculty in 1955 where she served as a professor of dance in the School of Physical Education and then continued as it moved to the College of Creative Arts, Division of Theatre and Dance in 1993.
The Mid-Atlantic Planning Collaboration, a WVU initiative born out of the pandemic by law professor Jesse Richardson and attorney Jared Anderson, is benefiting rural and urban communities across the Mid-Atlantic.
Join Vantage Ventures at our virtual Real Talk for an interactive discussion featuring innovator, writer and social entrepreneur Joe Kapp Wednesday, July 27, at 3 p.m. We are excited to have him share his entrepreneurial journey and insights as a prominent entrepreneur in the startup ecosystem. Discover actionable advice and strategies that may assist you in your own entrepreneurial journey.
Join Vantage Ventures at our virtual Real Talk for an interactive discussion featuring innovator, writer and social entrepreneur Joe Kapp Wednesday, July 27, at 3 p.m. We are excited to have him share his entrepreneurial journey and insights as a prominent entrepreneur in the startup ecosystem. Discover actionable advice and strategies that may assist you in your own entrepreneurial journey.
Join us in person at Vantage Ventures for a screening of "Black in the Newsroom," a 15-minute documentary film exploring the story of Elizabeth Montgomery, a talented journalist who lands her dream job in a major U.S. newsroom, but ends up fighting a deep-rooted system of harm Tuesday, July 26, from 4-6 p.m.