Join the National Writing Project at WVU for a Poetry Writing Workshop featuring West Virginia Poet Laureate Marc Harshman from 10 a.m. to noon May 16 in Colson Hall, Room 130.
Announcements
The 2025-26 WVU Foundation Scholars, recipients of the highest academic scholarship the University awards, are Paige Fox from Pikeview High School, Noah Galvin from Martinsburg High School, Emily Garrett from Braxton County High School, Zoey Hoffman from Buffalo High School and Luke Tiu from Wheeling Central Catholic High School.
From custodian to public safety dispatcher, Amanda Bolyard’s 17-year career at WVU is a testament to service to our University.
Students who completed the 50-plus hour extracurricular program include Ariana Burks, international studies and geography, Agnes Mathenage, geography, and Garrett Oursler, environmental soils and water sciences.
Juniors Henry Coyle, an aerospace engineering major from Charlottesville, Virginia, Corinne Hazel, an environmental microbiology major from Delaware, Ohio, and Grady King, a data science major from Morgantown, will each receive $7,500 annually for up to two years of undergraduate study to further their research. All three are members of the Honors College.
Art in the Libraries began from a vision for the future of WVU Libraries as a vibrant hub of local and University art. Throughout the decade since its inception, the program has enriched connections across disciplines that build bridges between WVU Libraries’ collections, library services and new ways of seeing, learning and understanding.