Dr. Kristin Mallory named president of Westmoreland County Community College. Mallory is currently vice president for Academic Affairs at Wor-Wic Community College. Westmoreland County Community ...

GOING GREEN — West Liberty University Associate Professor of Biology Dr. James Wood and WVU Extension Service Agent Karen Cox examine the branches of a Bradford pear tree in East Wheeling, an often ...

Outstanding Costume Design of a Musical (Drama Desk Awards) for Suffs, Best Costume Design of a Musical (Tony Awards) for Suffs, Best Costume Design of a Musical (Tony Awards) for MJ The Musical ...

The director general of the International Planned Parenthood Federation, Dr. Alvaro Bermejo ... robbing millions of their liberty, bodily autonomy and freedom — the very values the United ...

West Liberty University celebrated its female athletes on National Girls and Women in Sports Day. Athletes across several sports attended the acrobats and tumbling meet to support ...

WEST LIBERTY, W.Va. — West Liberty University is set to expand its metro rate to include students from Pennsylvania and Ohio, a move expected to significantly reduce tuition costs for both ...

West Liberty University will be hosting a National Girls & Women in Sports Day celebration on February 8th and 9th. The ...

Gov. Patrick Morrisey’s anti-diversity, equity and inclusion executive order is prompting West Virginia State University to ...

Liberty University’s Spirit of the Mountain marching ... are “thrilled” to represent their school on the historic day. Dr. Larry Seipp, Liberty’s director of athletic bands, applied ...

(WSET) — For the first time in its history, the Liberty ... this event," said Dr. Seipp. The marching band will get the chance to play "God Bless America," along with the university's fight ...

LYNCHBURG, Va. (WSET) — Liberty University's Spirit of the Mountain Marching Band will not participate in President Donald Trump's inaugural parade after the festivities were moved inside the ...

West Liberty University is set to expand its metro rate to include students from Pennsylvania and Ohio, a move expected to significantly reduce tuition costs for both current and incoming students.