WVU Partners with Elior Collegiate Dining to Enhance Campus Dining Experience

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West Virginia University (WVU) is excited to announce its partnership with Elior Collegiate Dining, aimed at enhancing the dining experience across its Morgantown, Beckley, and Keyser campuses. This collaboration is designed to improve residential, retail, and catering dining services, recognizing the vital role that food plays in shaping successful college experiences.

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On May 13, 2025, WVU celebrated the graduation of the Class of 2025 through a special radio segment. Here are some highlights:

– **Mackenzie Early**, a psychology and criminology major from Martinsburg, West Virginia, shared her journey: “During my sophomore and junior years, I almost gave up. I thought about how my family would feel if I left and what my future would hold. After dedicating myself to studying, I managed to pass the necessary classes and complete my degrees. I’ve felt a strong sense of belonging here; it truly feels like family.”

– **Emily Wechner**, from Parkersburg, West Virginia, majoring in sports and adventure media with an emphasis on adventure, reflected on her time at WVU: “One of my fondest memories is meeting my husband here. We’ve supported each other throughout our studies, and being a Mountaineer will always be a part of who I am.”

– **Keegan Mallory**, a game design and interactive media major from Cape and Bridge, plans to stay with MonRiverGames at the university to further his career in game development and marketing. “This opportunity allows me to explore internships and job offers, whether it leads me west or to New York.”

– **Riley Norman**, a senior majoring in management information systems from Lewisburg, West Virginia, credits WVU for helping him find his path in technology. “I felt welcomed from day one and have always felt at home here, even being so far from my own.”

– **Katie Short**, an advertising and public relations major from Cowan, West Virginia, expressed her passion for advocacy: “I aim to amplify voices that often go unheard. This phase of my life dedicated to education is a privilege, and I hope to continue this pursuit.”

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