Before the rise of remote and hybrid work, young professionals were restricted to confining cubicles and old-school office environments. Nowadays, employees can send emails from their dining room tables, present marketing plans from their living rooms...
‘I think this state gives me more reasons to stay, than reasons to leave.’ This state has provided me with so much over the years, and I only feel that it is right for me to give back in"...
Eliza Siefert, a 2024 WVU graduate and Parkersburg native, loved West Virginia. However, like many West Virginians, Eliza had every intention of leaving her beloved home state to...
With seasons and clocks changing, it can be challenging to maintain balance. Fortunately, living in our four-season state means there is no shortage of events and destinations to enjoy. Let’s explore some upcoming activities...
Work-life balance is easy to maintain in WV no matter the season thanks to our state’s natural beauty and our vibrant communities. Whether you go with one of our suggestions or venture out on your own, now is the time to gear up, get outdoors, and...
Recently I’ve had people ask me why I choose to stay and live and work in West Virginia. Granted, these were Marshall University students in classes I was visiting as a guest speaker, but I’ve been thinking about the answer long since the visits ended...
Over the years, I’ve witnessed seismic shifts in student expectations, workforce demands and economic climates. My team in the Chambers College's Center for Career Development constantly adapts our career programming in response to evolving employer recru
When people ask me why I decided to move from San Francisco to WV, I tell them about the time I rode a double century (200 miles) from White Sulfur Springs to Snowshoe Mountain Resort and back in a day. The bike riding in WV blew my mind; it was amazing.
For these newest West Virginians, access to outdoor recreation opportunities was a driving factor in the decision to move. This is consistent with a recent study by Livability Media that found 45% of survey respondents started a new outdoor hobby during
