Samantha Scarneo-Miller talks with KCBS Radio about precautions athletes must take to stay safe in the summer heat.
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West Virginia University and WVU Extension will be highlighting the best of the Mountain State’s flagship higher education institution during the State Fair of West Virginia Aug. 8-17 in Fairlea. Between the exhibits, youth livestock and 4-H projects, gardening showcases and more, there is something for everyone as part of the WVU fair experience.
WVU Press is announcing the launch of Matthew Ferrence’s new book, “I Hate It Here, Please Vote For Me: Essays on Rural Political Decay.” This memoir, threaded with cultural commentary, chronicles the (mis)adventures of a writer and college professor running for state office in the northern Appalachian community of Meadville, Pennsylvania.
Thanks to the gift, students at the College of Law have opportunities to receive financial support to work at summer jobs and gain additional experience in areas of law they want to pursue.
The 17th annual Heather Miller Golf Tournament was recently held at Oglebay Crispin Golf Center to honor the memory of Heather Miller, a School of Nursing student who died in a 2008 car crash. The event raises money to support scholarships for aspiring nursing students, Mothers Against Drunk Driving and the Center for Organ Recovery and Education.
Harmful chemicals that don’t break down are present in public water systems nationwide, and University economists have found densely populated, higher income areas and those that use groundwater tend to have the highest contamination levels.