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A legacy of mentorship and dedication to student success continues to thrive at West Virginia University, where the H.E. Kidder Freshman Scholarship honors the life and work of a beloved professor and adviser who inspired generations of students at the Davis College of Agriculture and Natural Resources.

Researchers at West Virginia University are recruiting participants for StrengthenHER, a multiyear research study designed to help women ages 50 to 75 reduce their risk of sarcopenia, the age‑related loss of muscle mass that can affect strength, mobility, and long‑term independence.

Greg Dahle, professor of urban forestry in the West Virginia University Davis College of Agriculture and Natural Resources, was recently honored with back-to-back arboricultural education awards from two leading professional organizations in his field.

Looking to pursue a future in veterinary medicine? Students from across the region are invited to join the West Virginia University Davis-Michael Scholars and the West Virginia Veterinary Medical Association for the 17th annual Veterinary Career Day.

After a devastating equipment fire destroyed the horse barn at the West Virginia University J.W. Ruby Research Farm, a new and improved structure now stands in its place. 

25 years ago, on September 4, 2001, the West Virginia University Davis College of Agriculture and Natural Resources adopted the Davis name and launched the Davis-Michael Scholars program, a partnership that has built a legacy on helping students achieve their educational and professional goals.