The Dominion Post’s “Progress Edition” focused on education and energy includes a number of University updates.
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WVU is part of a global effort to spark curiosity and inspire creativity in young learners and their families through the Remake Learning Days festival beginning Saturday (May 4) through May 19. The festival will include 35 events statewide, offering themes in science, engineering, technology, art, reading, outdoor learning and more.
The Faculty Senate will meet at 3:15 p.m. Monday (May 6) in the College of Law Fitzsimmons Event Hall.
Beginning Monday (May 6), the WVU Mail Services hours of operation will be from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday through Friday.
In 11 linked short stories, Sejal Shah builds a shrine gleaming with memory and myth. Throughout, girls and women contend with the expectations, limitations and challenges of becoming the heroine of one’s own life.
Annie Eisenberg, professor and research director for the Center for Energy and Sustainable Development, first became interested in pursuing law after being advised that a law degree comes with power for making change in the world.