Registration is now open for West Virginia University’s Engineering Challenge Camps. The camps, hosted in the Statler College of Engineering and Mineral Resources, features something for students at virtually every education level.
Visiting historian Hal Gorby will present a lecture on the problem facing Appalachia and its ties to economic restructuring that began in the region in the 1950s atWest Virginia Universityon Wednesday, March 9.
A West Virginia University faculty member and student have teamed up to combine music and technology to create some new sounds.
A new exhibition featuring a West Virginia University industry program will open at the Morgantown History Museum on Friday, March 4.
EngineeringWV, the biannual magazine of the Statler College, has won two awards in the 31st Annual Educational Advertising Awards, sponsored by Higher Education Marketing Report. The spring 2015 issue, which featured a cover story on undergraduate research, captured a merit award in the category, publication external. The fall 2015 issue, which featured the College’s annual report, also captured a merit award in the annual report category.
The Structural Engineering Institute Graduate Student Chapter at West Virginia University has been named the 2016 SEI Graduate Student Chapter of the Year.
Students at West Virginia University have been very successful as of late at excelling in national robotics competitions. While those teams were made up of students from computer science, mechanical and electrical engineering, a new team made up mostly of petroleum and natural gas engineering students hopes to make their mark on the competition stage.
For the second time in two years, two faculty members from West Virginia University’s Statler College of Engineering and Mineral Resources have earned the prestigious CAREER award from the National Science Foundation.
When West Virginia University alumnus Preston Wu Shyon Chen received his honorary doctorate this past spring, he credited his mentor, the late Chin-Yung Wen, with helping him find the drive to succeed. Wen, who like Chen hailed from Taiwan, served as chair of the Department of Chemical Engineeringat WVU from 1970-1981.