WVU Extension The Grow This: WV Garden Challenge, run by the West Virginia University Extension Service Family Nutrition Program, will provide free vegetable seeds and gardening instruction to West Virginians […]
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Foundation names new Presbyterian pastor for WVU
Recent seminary graduate begins duties Wednesday Newsroom@DominionPost.com Samantha Lowery Coggins, a recent graduate of Pittsburgh Theological Seminary, was named the latest Presbyterian campus pastor at West Virginia University. “We are […]
Donor-funded research position curbs disease associated with opioid epidemic
WVU Today As West Virginia became the epicenter of the nation’s opioid epidemic, donor dollars brought Dr. Judith Feinberg to the West Virginia University School of Medicine to expand research […]
Jan. 10 letters to the editor
Liberty Bowl exec congratulates WVU On behalf of the members of the AutoZone Liberty Bowl Festival Association, the staff of the AutoZone Liberty Bowl and our community volunteers, we want […]
Guest Essay: Democracy is sacred, strong and will prevail
by Dr. E. Gordon Gee On Wednesday afternoon, I, along with the rest of our country, bore witness to the events that occurred on the grounds of our nation’s Capitol. […]
Guest essay: Working together to combat hunger in West Virginia
by Al Schopp and Chad Morrison It’s fair to say that 2020 was one of the most challenging and difficult years in recent memory. We continue to face a global […]
Guest Essay: Stimulus needed for the arts
by Ron Iannone Why aren’t we talking about a subsidy or a stimulus package for the arts today? If we lose the arts in this country we lose the soul […]
The equal liberty agenda
by Matthew Mitchell Chances are you didn’t get everything you wanted in 2020. If you’re a Donald Trump supporter, your man didn’t win. If you’re a progressive, you didn’t see […]
Thornburgh model of politics
by Keith C. Burris The obvious thing that Richard Thornburgh’s life and work should inspire us all to seek is the kind of politics he practiced. On the surface that […]
How local prisons are coping with the ongoing pandemic
As the pandemic continues to affect inmates and workers at U.S. Bureau of Prisons facilities in Preston and Monongalia counties, staff at both are coping without additional manpower or compensation. […]
