CHARLESTON, WV, October 15, 2025 — University of Charleston President, Dr. Marty Roth, was named the 2025 Education Champion of Children by Every Child Now at the organization’s annual Champions Luncheon this afternoon. The Every Child NOW event unites business leaders and changemakers from around the state to celebrate the Champion of Children award winners. […]
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UC President Dr. Marty Roth Named 2025 Every Child Now Education Champion
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UC Marathon Earns Prestigious Certification
The UC Marathon has officially been designated as a USA Track & Field (USATF)-certified course, meaning runners can use their results to earn coveted spots in world-renowned races, including Boston, Chicago, New York, London, and many others. The certification is a significant milestone for West Virginia’s running scene, positioning the event as a destination race […]
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UC Vice President Featured in International Art Project
CHARLESTON, WV, October 14, 2025 — Dr. Beth Wolfe, Executive Vice President of Enrollment Management at the University of Charleston, has been selected as one of 1,388 artists participating in TELEPHONE, a groundbreaking international collaborative art project that launched its third rendition in October. The ambitious project, nearly two years in development, features original works […]
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UC Sets Another Enrollment Record, Bucking Statewide Trend
CHARLESTON, WV- October 7, 2025 — Continuing an upward trend that spans more than a decade, the University of Charleston announced today it has set another enrollment record: 3,032 students for 2025, the highest total since 1969. While many colleges and universities across the country and within West Virginia have seen enrollment declines and are struggling to return to their previous peaks, UC continues to grow. […]
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Nursing Boot Camps Offered in Beckley and Charleston
High school students interested in a career in nursing will have two opportunities to explore the field along with some seasonal fun. The Beckley Nursing Boot Camp will take place on Saturday, October 4. The Charleston camp will be Tuesday, October 21. The interactive experience at both locations will give students the chance to: Try […]
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UC Named a 2026 “Best School” by Princeton Review
September 17, 2025 – The University of Charleston has again been named one of the Best Regional Schools by the Princeton Review in its “Best Regional Colleges” listing, recently released. The 2026 publication lists schools in seven zones: Mid-Atlantic, Midwest, Northeast, South, Southwest, West, and International. This year, 631 schools were recognized overall. UC is […]
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UC mourns passing of former First Lady Dr. Janet Welch
CHARLESTON, WV — The University of Charleston is deeply saddened to announce the passing of Dr. Janet Welch, who faithfully served as the institution’s First Lady from 1989 until 2018. During nearly three decades in this role, Dr. Welch became a beloved presence across the UC campus and the Charleston community. She was a devoted […]
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UC Community Rolls Up Its Sleeves for Labor of Love Community Service Day
Charleston, WV – August 29, 2025— Like many schools, the University of Charleston will not hold classes on Labor Day. Unlike the others, however, the community will become the classroom as students, faculty, coaches, and staff participate in the university’s annual Labor of Love initiative. On Monday, September 1, nearly 1,500 UC students, faculty, staff, […]
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UC Receives Unexpected Funds from WV State Treasurer
Charleston, WV, August 28, 2025 — While money, as they say, doesn’t grow on trees, sometimes it can come from unexpected places. On Wednesday, August 27, West Virginia State Treasurer Larry Pack visited the University of Charleston, where he presented a sizeable unclaimed property check to UC President Marty Roth. The check, valued at $28,784.19 […]
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Air Force Chaplain Finds His Fit in UC’s Doctorate of Executive Leadership Program
CHARLESTON, WV, August 28, 2025 — Air Force Chaplain Jerry St. Pierre wasn’t planning to return to the classroom. Thirteen years after finishing his last degree, he was focused on serving his country—not searching for another credential. But curiosity has a way of opening doors. What began as a passing thought became a months-long mission […]