Learning Hospitality at America’s Most Iconic National Park
Two Chambers students are learning by doing at their summer internships out west
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Learning Hospitality at America’s Most Iconic National Park
Towering waterfalls, rich wildlife, and the ever-recognizable Old Faithful geyser.
Hospitality and Touchdowns
Nick Albright explored hospitality and event management behind the scenes of a Pittsburgh Steelers game day.
Rooted in Racing
They say you shouldn’t mix business with family, but for Morgantown native and West Virginia University junior Chloe Coombs, that rule never applied.
Amplifying Entrepreneurs
It’s never easy to get a new business off the ground, but it’s certainly easier when you have West Virginia University behind you.
Bridging Nations and Generations
From the rolling hills of West Virginia to the sweeping plains of Kenya, 18 West Virginia University students, born decades apart, crossed 7,642 miles for the adventure of a lifetime.
Student Investments, Professional Returns
If you’ve ever ventured into Reynolds Hall, you’ve seen the stock ticker on the third floor. It's visible from two main entrances, as well as the Lewis Atrium below.
In Remembrance: Jay Hartwell Coats
Dr. Jay Hartwell Coats – former professor of accounting and dean emeritus of the Chambers College – passed away peacefully on May 4, 2025, in Florida.
Brite Ideas
The future’s looking Brite for West Virginia University alumni Lukas Thackery, Martin Craig Dombrowski and Nate Wimer.
Lasting Impact
A good book can change your life. A good research paper can change many lives.
A Mountaineer in Town Hall
Some people take their business public. Chambers College alumnus Eric Mason took his business to the public.
Governor’s Computer Science Institute Logs Into Reynolds Hall
In June (2024), high school students from across West Virginia gathered on WVU’s campus to take part in the Governor’s Computer Science Institute, a state-sponsored program to help techie teens learn more about their passion.
Frank Fumich: Mountain Man
Chambers College alumnus Frank Fumich no longer lives in West Virginia, but he’s still called to the mountains – specifically, Mount Everest.
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