Student Spotlight: Brooke Buchanan
by Chelsea Ayers Toys for Tots is a program whose goal is to collect new, unwrapped toys during the months of October, November and December each year. The organization [...]
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Family, Friends, Food and Fun: Thanksgiving is Here
by Toni Grogg The last Thursday of November is an exciting holiday for Americans who love food and family. Thanksgiving is a time to enjoy life and start new traditions. Many [...]
Q&A: How has the IEI fire and loss of instructional time affected the rest of your semester?
The F Stands for Free
by Brooke Buchanan Free Application for Federal Student Aid, or FAFSA, allows students to get college education often at a reduced price, due to the scholarships and grants [...]
Thundering Herd Student Turns Riverhawk
by Chelsea Ayers Throughout your college career, it is likely that you will change plans at some point whether it be your major, your minor or the school you attend. After [...]
Resources are on the Move
by Brooke Buchanan The Food Pantry and Clothes Closet are in the process of relocation and reopening with Wellness Coordinator Pamela Santer now in charge. These facilities [...]
Soprano Uses Lifelong Talent for Degree Fullfillment
by Kayla Lynch Juliane Beckett, a senior at WVU Parkersburg, sang in her very own recital at the First Presbyterian Church in Parkersburg. In May, she will be graduating with [...]
Sumner Day of Service
by Tyler Hilbert In connection with WVU Parkersburg’s observance of Black History Month, the Social Justice Committee and Student Government Association invite [...]
Lessons From the Wise
by Rebecca Rhodes Time is measured by the ticking hands of a clock. As a student, it marks the end of English class, acts as a deadline for assignments or allows a moment of [...]
Student Q&A: What Scares You?
