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From an accredited museum boasting a 4000+ object collection to a weekly news broadcast serving a top-25 market, the College of Creative Arts and Media has a lot to offer. Catch one of 300+ performances, lectures, exhibitions, broadcasts or special events that enrich our community each year.
View All Events and Purchase TicketsThe College of Creative Arts and Media box office is open Tuesday through Friday, 10 - 11 a.m. and Noon - 5 p.m. as well as 60 minutes prior to each ticketed event. Use the Sign Up form to receive "This Week" emails each Monday with a listing of the week's upcoming events.
Featuring performances, concerts, recitals, lectures and more, the CCAM Box Office lists the ticketed events of our marquee Curiosity Series and the free, non-ticketed events of our broader Discovery Series.
Read More: Box OfficeThe Art Museum of West Virginia University provides a welcoming and stimulating educational and research environment for diverse audiences to experience the transforming power of art. Exploring contemporary artistic innovation as well as artistic traditions of different cultures helps us to understand ourselves, our communities and our world.
Read More: Art Museum of WVUMarketing Communications Today is a collection of resources for marketing communications professionals filled with industry research, marketing trends and career information about integrated marketing, digital marketing and data-driven communications.
Read More: Marcom TodayThe Mesaros Galleries serve to educate students, faculty, and staff across the university as well as the larger Morgantown community, with special emphasis on art majors and students of art history. Exhibitions focus on innovative, experimental art that advances scholarship and discourse in the field.
Read More: Laura & Paul Mesaros GalleriesIntegrate is a series of conferences and virtual presentations presented by some of the best pros in the marketing communications industry.
Read More: IntegrateFrom impactful reporting to innovative gaming releases, see our students launch their professional careers through these fully functioning, independent organizations producing nationally recognized high-quality content.
The DA is a student-run 24/7 digital-first media organization that includes print, online, video and podcasting. The DA is proud of its role as a watchdog for the WVU community and of the generations of students who have honed journalistic, business and leadership skills at the DA.
Read More: The Daily AthenaeumMon Hills Records and Go 1st Records are independent record labels in conjunction with Mon Hills Music Group, a professional component of the School of Music's music industry program. The label is operated by students from across the university with guidance from music industry program director Darko Velichkovski and assistant director Joshua Swiger. Mon Hills Music Group strives to give students a wide variety of experiences in the music industry, from publishing to audio engineering.
Read More: Mon Hills Music GroupMonRiverGames is a game development community studio dedicated to providing enriching and professional experiences within game design and the arts for its members. Students build relationships with each other and the greater game dev community. The games they develop are generally "just for fun's sake," but some are more serious. MonRiverGames students have the opportunity to travel to cons and other game related events.
Read More: MonRiverGamesU92 The Moose, WWVU-FM is the source of new music and broadcaster development at West Virginia University. U92 is known for launching many students into the broadcast industry and, at the same time, standing strong as the New Music Pioneer, playing new and experimental music.
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