She may be several years away from applying to medical school or even college, but Lakshmi Sundaram, a sophomore at Hurricane High School, is well on her way to a Read More
Diversity is well recognized by industry, the academy, and other institutions as an incubator for learning, creativity and innovation. It’s also recognized at West Virginia University, where Melissa Latimer, Professor Read More
An interdisciplinary team of researchers from West Virginia University (WVU) will join with the Boy Scouts of America to establish an environmental science, technology, engineering, and math education and research program Read More
The West Virginia Higher Education Policy Commission’s Division of Science and Research has announced the recipients of state-wide scientific research grants. A $45,000 Innovation Grant was awarded to Joanna Webb Read More
WVU Tech will welcome hundreds of middle and high school students from throughout the state for the third annual West Virginia Science, Engineering and Art Fair on Friday, October 16. Read More
Marshall University’s College of Science is bringing the Science Olympiad to West Virginia for its second year. The opportunity is for students in grades 6 through 12. The Science Olympiad, Read More
Bill Nye the Science Guy will be the next featured scientist in our Chancellor’s STEM Speaker Series lineup! Bill Nye has spent most of his life making science and technology entertaining Read More
Earl Scime, Oleg D. Jefimenko Professor of Physics in the Department of Physics and Astronomy at West Virginia University is the recipient of Eberly College of Arts and Sciences 2015 Read More
Raising a family and pursuing a career can often be a difficult balance to strike. A new statewide travel fund for female faculty and post-doctoral scholars in the fields of Read More
The Chancellor’s STEM Speaker Series that, thus far, has brought Alexandra Cousteau, John Medina and Steven Squyres to West Virginia, will continue into the summer with speakers lined up for Read More