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Donors to the WVU School of Medicine help discover tomorrow’s cures, while transforming West Virginia’s health.

Watch the video above for more from Norman D. Ferrari III, M.D., Vice Dean for Medical Education and Academic Affairs at the WVU School of Medicine.

The Office of Graduate Education and Life has announced the recipients of the year's WVU Foundation Graduate Scholarship awards. 

The Malcolm Davis Living Legacy Fund for Ceramics at West Virginia University will further the work of late esteemed potter Malcolm Davis, thanks to his beloved wife, Judith Davis.

Mr. Davis was almost forty when he took his first pottery class in 1974.  He had held many titles in his life up until that point, including banker, pastor, actuary and political activist.  But it was during that first pottery class that Mr. Davis found what he considered his destiny.  

For more than a decade, geology students at West Virginia University have used the same advanced software used by oil and gas companies worldwide, expanding their marketability for industry jobs. 

Philanthropic support is essential to pushing West Virginia University’s land-grant mission of ‘leading transformation in West Virginia and the world through local, state and global engagement.’ 

Fuel makes an engine run, and two gifts from Huntington Bank will help provide fuel for the new Startup Engine business accelerator at the West Virginia University John Chambers College of Business and Economics. 

Nearly 900 donors contributed $125,000 to the West Virginia University Foundation’s Pride Travel Fund this fall in support of the Mountaineer Marching Band. 

C. Peter Magrath, who served as interim president of West Virginia University from 2008-2009, is leaving nearly $1 million to WVU in his will.

Students at Buckhannon-Upshur High School recently raised $16,000 to honor a beloved teacher who is battling breast cancer.