One of the most intriguing characteristics of Generation Z is that a substantial percentage wants to start their own businesses and hire workers. That characteristic has prompted the West Virginia Statewide Collegiate Business Plan Competition to implement the Business Model Canvas in its academic year-long event, making it easier and more efficient for college students to communicate their business ideas.
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The “Israel lobby” has been a controversial topic in public affairs, yet it has also been under-studied. What exactly is the Israel lobby? What are its origins? And what has been the impact of the lobby on the Palestine conflict, the U.S.-Israeli special relationship, and U.S. relations with the Middle East more broadly? Author and historian Walter Hixson will examine these issues in the Department of History's eighth annual Rush D. Holt Lecture Sept. 27 at 7 p.m. in G09 White Hall G09.
Yehenew Agazie, PhD, who serves as an associate professor in biochemistry and medicine at the School of Medicine, will present, “Understanding HER2: The future of managing treatment-resistant breast cancer” on the Potomac State College campus today (Sept. 24) at 11:45 a.m. in the Davis Conference Center.
WVU Law's public interest law program and its graduates' employment rate have been nationally recognized by preLaw Magazine.
Students and employees on the campus of West Virginia University Potomac State College began the semester by donating their time and food as both groups partnered with two different organizations to combat hunger at the local and international levels.
Peyton Panger, mechanical and aerospace dual major and WVU Honors College student from Charleston, has been selected for GE’s Edison Engineering Development Program.