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How can data-driven research build a more food-secure world? WVU💛💙 Ph.D. student Munkaila Lambongang is answering that question by studying climate resilience strategies in agricultural households in WVU Magazine’s Research ’25 issue. go.wvu.edu/4g9ip

“I can tie classroom work to something that is a real, valuable job. Our dedicated and passionate staff are integral to driving WVU's mission forward, consistently enriching our community and empowering students to succeed.”- Kristi Wood-Turner. Read more go.wvu.edu/4g9pg

Welcome, Summer 😀 and all new content for WVU Magazine! Check it out. 💛💙 go.wvu.edu/vClIz

The Summer 🌻 issue of WVU Magazine 💛💙 is live! Read about all the ways WestVirginiaU is of service to the Mountain State and the world. go.wvu.edu/vClIz

WVU Magzine's Summer🌻 issue is live! It's a great day to kick back and read about all the ways the Mountain State's flagship university lives out its land-grant mission. 💛💙 go.wvu.edu/vClIz

“What we think of as recycling usually involves crushing a material. But upcycling breaks it down into its original chemical components.” — WestVirginiaU chemical engineer Yuxin Wang WVU Statler College Read about his innovations in recycling plastic products. go.wvu.edu/4g9pi

At WVU Mountaineers, students are turning their passion for music into professions through Mon Hills Music Group. Read how the group of nearly 50 students turns classrooms into careers through real-world experience. go.wvu.edu/4g9ph

“Everybody needs a ‘KP’ on their team.” After a globe-spanning pro career, Katrina Pardee (BS, ’19) is living proof that WVU Sports Mountaineer grit travels far. A knee brace and a leap of faith turned into a story of resilience and global success. go.wvu.edu/4g9pl

“We’re hoping this population will become self-sustaining. That’s the end goal.” WVU💛💙 researchers are working to give every elk a better chance at survival. Read what it takes to rebuild a species in WVU Magazine’s Summer’ 25 issue. go.wvu.edu/4g9pf

From disability compensation to family law, Trevor Hinkle and other student attorneys are helping rebuild lives across the state. Read the story of service, purpose and progress in WVU Magazine’s Summer ’25 issue. go.wvu.edu/4g9qc

At WVU Mountaineers, students are turning their passion for music into professional careers through Mon Hills Music Group, where classroom knowledge is transformed into real-world industry experience. Read more. go.wvu.edu/4g9ph

With cleats on and hearts open, WVU Mountaineers Men’s Soccer Team is teaching Brookhaven students through the basics of the game, while showing them what hard work, dedication and kindness look like in action. The team is shaping lives off the pitch. go.wvu.edu/4g9qb

“We work very hard to make sure [WVU] students have goals to accomplish. It’s not just volunteering; it’s helping them learn about how real-world experiences better prepare them for social work.” -Mike Miller, Pantry Plus More. Check out the story. go.wvu.edu/4g9pg

It's West Virginia Day and everyone can celebrate being a Mountaineer! WVU Magazine celebrates our students, faculty, and staff who go out into the world to make it a better place. Give it a read! go.wvu.edu/vClIz

By tipping the narrative, the Community Engagement Lab at WVU is proving that even in the face of adversity, positive change is possible. And in the heart of Appalachia, that change is blooming. go.wvu.edu/4g9tf

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For Omar Ibraheem, a student job was never just a paycheck. Through WVU Center for Community Engagement , it became a chance to live his values, uplift others and discover his future path — one community at a time. go.wvu.edu/4g9pg

“What we think of as recycling usually involves crushing a material. But upcycling breaks it down into its original chemical components.” — WVU Mountaineers chemical engineer Yuxin Wang. Read what Wang is doing differently with recycling plastic products. go.wvu.edu/4g9pi

“We’re hoping this population will become self-sustaining. That’s the end goal.” WVU researchers are working to give every elk a better chance at survival—from parasite resistance to genetic diversity. Read what it takes to rebuild a species. go.wvu.edu/4g9pf

“I have always wanted this to be a place where our students are leaving not only with a degree but with a higher purpose.” – Gordon Gee. Read more as the WVU Mountaineers president prepares to retire. go.wvu.edu/4g9qd