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WVU School of Nursing to host March 6 virtual open house for BSN program

The West Virginia University School of Nursing is hosting a spring 2024 Virtual Open House for the Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) program at 6 p.m. March 6. This event will feature information for the nationally ranked BSN program, which is offered on the Morgantown, Beckley and Keyser campuses. The WVU School of Nursing boasts a 98% first-time pass rate average among its three BSN campus locations. Attendees can hear from a panel of guests, including Dean Tara Hulsey, School of Nursing faculty and staff and School of Nursing Student Ambassadors, all of whom will provide ...

Second annual Pinewood Derby challenges engineering, creativity skills

WVU Statler College students, faculty and staff with some participating Boy Scouts took part in a Pinewood Derby Friday at the WVU Engineering Sciences Building. Held in the Atrium and sponsored by Scouts BSA, this event encouraged participants to be creative in constructing unpowered, ...

Students, faculty and staff take part in Engineers Week

Vehicles were driving up to 56 mph inside the WVU Engineering Sciences Building Tuesday afternoon. They were on a track and they were CO2 cars. The CO2 Dragster Race was part of this year’s Engineers Week competitions. WVU Statler College students, faculty and staff were invited to ...

Mon Hills Music Group releases Valentine’s single ‘I’ve Got My Love To Keep Me Warm’

Student musicians involved in Mon Hills Music Group, one of West Virginia University’s two student-run record labels, released its single “I’ve Got My Love To Keep Me Warm,” on Tuesday. The MHMG release showcases a rendition of the Irving Berlin classic, arranged by WVU graduate student CJ Rhen and sung by WVU graduate student Georgina Smith. The single is performed entirely by WVU students, featuring Smith (vocals), Cj Rhen (trumpet, saxophone, producer, arranger), Nate Penven (saxophone), Drew Herter (trombone), Ryan Quickel (piano), Brady Myers (bass) and Brody Minnick ...

‘Children are our lifeline to the future’

The 20th annual WVU Medicine Children’s Gala welcomed supporters to the City of Lights Saturday to raise money for the children’s hospital. Over the past 19 years, the event has raised $8.5 million. This year, 90 sponsors were joined by presenting sponsor, Dr. David A. Rosen and The ...