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Known for her soulful and heartfelt music that revolves around themes of faith, love and healing, Jennifer Cooper will release two singles under the label during the term of her contract.

While access to fresh, nutritious food can feel out of reach for many, Farm to You is planting the seeds of change in the Eastern Panhandle. Martin Hall Agency students continue their work to engage the community and bring the program’s vision to life for the third semester.  

Throughout the WVU 2024 Fall semester, the CCAM partnered with the Martin Hall Agency to execute a campaign to foster open conversation and communication in a positive and constructive environment.

Martin Hall Agency’s advertising and public relations students have worked to introduce freeze-dried foods to elementary school students across the state.

Students at the Martin Hall Agency, supported by a United States Department of Agriculture-funded grant, are teaming up with West Virginia University Extension to launch an innovative certification program that will strengthen agritourism in West Virginia—uniting businesses, educating operators on liability laws and spotlighting the state’s rich array of farm-based experiences.

The Art Museum of West Virginia University (WVU) will host an opening reception to celebrate its spring exhibits on Friday, January 24, from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. The event is free and open to the public, allowing visitors to get a first look at the new exhibits, speak with some of the artists and enjoy light refreshments.

Music lovers of all ages and skill levels can now register for the West Virginia University (WVU) Spring 2025 Community Music Program.

West Virginia University (WVU) College of Creative Arts and Media alumni will perform with "The President's Own" United States Marine Band during the President-Elect Donald Trump’s inauguration on January 20.

“Screams and Whispers,” a collaborative exhibition by artists Karin Broker and Patricia Bellan-Gillen, is one of three new exhibitions that will be featured at the Art Museum of West Virginia University (WVU) this spring.

Twelve students from the West Virginia University School of Music will compete in the school’s Annual Young Artist Competition finals. The faculty selected students from various studio areas to compete for a chance to be a featured soloist in an upcoming ensemble performance.