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Andrea Houde, an associate professor of viola at the West Virginia University School of Music, is one of two viola instructors invited to be masterclass clinicians for the 2025 American String Teachers Association National Conference.

Nearly 100 items were donated during the WVU College of Creative Arts and Media “Clothing Call” to establish a Career Closet, which will provide professional and performance clothing for CCAM students at no charge.

The University of Vermont’s Center for Community News has selected Emily Hughes Corio, associate director of the West Virginia University Reed School of Media and Communications, as a 2025 Community News Champion (CNC).

“9 to 5,” a musical comedy featuring original songs by Dolly Parton, will take the stage April 10-13 at the West Virginia University Canady Creative Arts Center.

Zunaira Malik, a recent West Virginia University Fashion Design and Merchandising (FDM) graduate, premiered two collections at the 2025 New York Fashion Week, with current students and faculty there to cheer her on.

Alumni who choose to provide scholarship support have often been scholarship recipients themselves. Ken Bell, BFA, 1980, has first-hand experience with the financial obstacles that can arise in higher education and is now graciously giving back to our students.

Mon Hills Records is proud to announce the release of “The Loser,” the latest single from artist Lauren Winans. Released across all streaming platforms on February 27, 2025, this heartfelt track marks a significant moment in Winans’ musical journey as the softest song featured on her upcoming EP, “The Truth Will Set You Free.”

Associate Professor Katie Jones believes the garb of West Virginia’s ghosts can tell us how those people lived and who they wanted to be.

A partnership between WVU Extension, the Davis College of Agriculture and Natural Resources and the College of Creative Arts and Media has been awarded a three-year $200K grant to explore new market opportunities for agricultural products and create a profitable wool market.

The WVU Board of Governors approved approximately $1.6 million for the Pride Practice Field and Facility project during a regular meeting on February 21.