While not associated with the Chancellor’s STEM Speaker Series, the National Youth Science Camp is bringing one of the top researchers in the world on Alzheimer’s Disease to speak in Charleston Read More
West Virginia State University’s (WVSU) College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics will host the annual Dr. James E. Brimhall RESA III Science Bowl on Friday, Nov. 13, beginning at 9 Read More
Shepherd University is hosting its first-ever celebration of GIS Day on Wednesday, November 18. The event will highlight projects by students in the Institute of Environmental and Physical Sciences that utilize Read More
The Marshall University Joan C. Edwards School of Medicine yesterday launched its first scholarly medical journal. The Marshall Journal of Medicine is a peer-reviewed, open-access online journal designed to shed Read More
While ghosts, ghouls and goblins are common creepy sights during the Halloween season, West Virginia State University (WVSU) Extension Service is focusing its agricultural efforts on creepy crops. With a Read More
Dr. Wael Zatar, dean of Marshall University’s College of Information Technology and Engineering (CITE), has been appointed to serve as a member of the Transportation Research Board (TRB) National Expert Read More
Two West Liberty University students tied for first place at a national science convention recently. Rebecca Barnes, a biology major from Wheeling, and McKensie Mason, a chemistry major from Pickerington, Read More
Dr. Elmer Price is a man on a mission. Part of his mission at Marshall University is to eradicate the symptoms of Parkinson’s Disease for the future. With help from Read More
Students from West Virginia University will once again get to show off their robot-building skills when they make their fifth straight appearance at the Revolutionary Aerospace Systems Concepts-Academic Linkage Exploration Read More
Dr. Charles C. Somerville, dean of the College of Science at Marshall University, participated in the America’s Watershed Initiative that produced a “report card” on the Mississippi River, which was Read More