By Josh Smith, Contributing Writer As the state prepares for the new fiscal year, proposing a new budget is the top priority. The House and Senate recently passed the West Virginia state budget, and it was on its way for approval by Gov. Jim Justice. In the proposed budget, cuts affected the Department of Health and Human Resources and Medicaid;…
West Liberty hosts 25th annual Undergrad English Symposium
By Emily Salvatori, Assistant Editor On Saturday, March 25, West Liberty University held the 25th Annual West Virginia Undergraduate English Symposium. The English Symposium gives students in West Virginia an opportunity to present literary scholarship. Any student from colleges across the state can submit literary scholarship. This is the second time West Liberty has hosted the English Symposium.
West Virginia author heads Hughes Lecture Series
By Emily Salvatori, Assistant Editor On Wednesday, March 22, the Hughes Lecture Series returned to West Liberty University with West Virginia author Jessie van Eerden. Her lecture was entitled “One Being Implicates the World: Portraiture Across Genres.”
Four West Liberty students to present at English Symposium
By Trevor Piccone, Contributing Writer West Liberty has several opportunities for students that enables them to showcase their many talents and projects. One of such opportunities is the upcoming English Symposium, which is an annual event that is being held on campus this year on March 25 in Campbell Hall.
West Liberty alumna publishes book set in West Virginia
By Natasha Muhametzyanova, Contributing Writer Put on your reading list a book that was inspired by people around you. West Liberty University alumna Amber D. Tran recently published her first novel, “Moon River.”
