Join the Center for Black Culture and Research for the 2022 Black Film Festival to explore the Black experience through film and filmmakers, including WVU alumni, today (April 6) and Thursday (April 7).
Events
This discussion, sponsored by the WVU Council for Gender Equity and led by experts in the field, is open to all and will cover topics around sexual assault nurse examiner training and support services tomorrow (April 7) at 7 p.m.
The WVU Planetarium will present two in-person shows at the WVU Planetarium Friday (April 8). Both shows are free and open to the public; registration is required.
Neighbors Beyond Neighborhoods, an art installation sharing the stories of unsheltered individuals that call Morgantown home, will open at The Art Party during the Morgantown Arts Walk on Saturday (April 9). The exhibit will be open for the public every Saturday and Sunday from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Adventure WV is prioritizing a “Lets Chat” program request series specifically for WVU groups, allowing interested parties to schedule a dedicated time to chat with a program development specialist. These 15- to 30-minute conversations will give individuals an opportunity to ask questions and learn more about program opportunities.
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