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Acoustic music composition, folklore interpretation and public interest communication were the focus of the faculty/student winners of the inaugural West Virginia University College of Creative Arts and Media Exhibit of Mentored Research and Creative Activity. 

The museum uses an active acquisition program of purchases and donations to acquire visual art to educate and inspire visitors.

A mission patch is worn by those involved in a major military operation, with its design representing the mission, its crew and any unique elements of the operation.

Geah Pressgrove, Associate Professor of Advertising and Public Relations at the WVU College of Creative Arts and Media, recently received national recognition and a university-wide honor for her dedication to students and the community.

The West Virginia University School of Music welcomed Kyle Gray as an assistant professor of choral music education.

The West Virginia University College of Creative Arts and Media is offering several summer educational opportunities for youth, teens and adult students to learn about various forms of art and media, as well as two unique opportunities for music educators.

As the spring semester comes to a close, students at Martin Hall Agency, West Virginia University’s student-run strategic communications firm, are celebrating a season of creativity, collaboration, and real-world impact.

West Virginia University alumni leader David K. Hendrickson's passion for the band motivated him to make a $50,000 gift to support the Pride Practice Field and Facility in conjunction with this year’s WVU Day of Giving. He challenged other alumni to match his gift, raising over $150,000 in total to support the project.

Trevor Dion Nicholas, a singer, actor, voice actor and stage performer from Morgantown, recently visited the West Virginia University College of Creative Arts and Media for a residency and one-night performance.

Eleven students from the West Virginia University Reed School of Media and Communications won awards at the Broadcast Education Association’s (BEA) 2025 Festival of the Arts for their work on five media productions.