Eberly
Our students, alumni and faculty are reimagining the future of in-class learning and community engagement - and, in turn, the evolution of the land-grant university.
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Green Creativity: Transforming Land into Literature
The relationship between the people of Appalachia and its natural wonders has been fraught for centuries. One English class provided fertile ground for students to explore these issues through literature.
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Creating Our Own Lanes
Alumna Joy Cox is a researcher, a teacher, an advocate and an author who envisions a better world for people in marginalized communities, especially those facing weight stigma.
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Turning a Corner on Food Insecurity
With one in seven people in West Virginia struggling with hunger, a WVU collaboration is working to overcome these challenges by going straight to the source: the state’s own bounty.
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