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EWV Wired December 2025

  • The man who rewired the world
  • From capstone project to real-world resource: Student's PRT replication to shape future learning
  • Teaching faculty recognized during inaugural Excellence in Education: Teaching Faculty Symposium
  • Faculty Feature: Mohamed Hefeida
  • November 2025 Statler Circuit: Department Digest and Awards
  • Meet the grads: Isabella Hart
  • Meet the Grads: Joe Thompson
  • From stage to starlight: An art kid’s path from WVU to NASA to the Air Force
  • Meet Camndon Reed: one of the first WVU robotics engineering majors
  • We’re thrilled to welcome nine outstanding new faculty members to the Statler College for the 2025-26 academic year!
  • Building communities and sharing traditions at Statler
  • WVU is taking cybersecurity to the next level

EWV Wired November 2025

  • WVU Statler College to launch new online master's program in cybersecurity
  • Cutting-edge ‘digital twins’ of real roadways will power WVU civil engineering summer research program open to students nationwide
  • WVU Statler College of Engineering and Mineral Resources hosts industry day
  • WVU Cyber launches to affirm University commitment in addressing security, workforce and economic challenges
  • Gourd times roll at 36th annual WVU Pumpkin Drop
  • Connections, collaborations and celebrating accomplishments: Alumni and students unite at 4th annual All Voices as One conference
  • October 2025 Statler Circuit: Department Digest and Awards
  • Statler Students take on the world: Competition teams bring Mountaineer spirit to the global stage
  • WVU endorses 3 for nationally competitive scholarships
  • 5 WVU students named Mountaineers of Distinction
  • Alumni who inspire: Michele Moenssens
  • Statler College Career Closet
  • Connections start with a conversation at the Statler College Industry Day
  • The Freshwater Family contributed to future generations of civil engineers at WVU
  • Excellence in Education: Teaching Faculty Symposium
  • Statler College hosted the inaugural Statler Career Network

EWV Wired October 2025

  • WVU engineers recalibrate radio telescopes to illuminate dark energy
  • WVU Statler College Industry Day
  • From intern to face of business community — Kylea Radcliff of Thrasher Engineering
  • Uthman Olawoye on the Frontlines of U.S. Robotics Research
  • A WVU collaboration built to empower K-12 educators and inspire next generation of engineers and computer scientists
  • WVU Statler College appoints Dean's Leadership Faculty Fellows
  • September 2025: Statler Circuit Department Digest and Awards
  • Statler College team “fired up” with first victory in annual University Ceramic Mug Contest
  • Alumni who inspire: Beth Correll
  • WVU Alumni Association announces 2025 Homecoming and Alumni Service Award honorees
  • Donor support helps WVU Statler College outreach inspire the next generation of innovators

EWV Wired September 2025

  • WVU engineers received “the Oscar of innovation,” an R&D 100 Award for developing advanced manufacturing process
  • WVU researchers train AI to diagnose heart failure in rural patients using low-tech electrocardiograms
  • WVU research aims to remove 'forever chemicals' from drinking water
  • Deniz Talan Awarded Prestigious Academic Career Development Grant
  • How WVU researchers are reshaping the future of civil engineering education with virtual reality
  • Spayde appointed as new director to lead fastest growing program
  • WVU Statler College creates new Career and Professional Development Center, appoints Stewart as director
  • WVU researcher cleans the air, one molecule at a time
  • All Voices As One

EWV Wired August 2025

  • WVU BOG approves new program offerings in artificial intelligence, smart systems
  • Cyber Ranges prepare students for cybersecurity careers
  • WVU engineers design new fuel cell that could be 'lifesaving' for US electrical grid - MSN
  • West Virginia University-based Appalachian robotics research program wraps up second phase
  • WVU Statler, Chambers Colleges collaborate to offer sales engineering, technology entrepreneurship minors
  • Statler College advising team receives highest honor from NACADA
  • Statler Circuit Department Digest and Awards
  • WVU Robotics places fourth in debut appearance at international competition
  • WVU names 2025 class of Ruby Fellows

EWV Wired July 2025

  • WVU fuel cell can stabilize power grid by making, storing energy in extreme industrial conditions
  • The Conversation: Why recycling solar panels is harder than you might think − an electrical engineer explains
  • WVU BOG welcomes new president, new members
  • Nimbarte named 2025 fellow by Institute of Industrial and Systems Engineering
  • WVU students mentor the next generation of aerospace engineers during SpaceTrek summer camp
  • Richards elected WVU Foundation Board chair