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WVU Hosts 'The Story of Engineering' Exhibit

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West Virginia University is celebrating 125 years of engineering education.

The Caroline B. Watts Museum in the Statler College of Engineering and Mineral Resources is recognizing the milestone with an exhibit, "The Story of Engineering."

The exhibit focuses on curriculum, research, the student body, and facilities from the start of engineering education at WVU.

The museum will be opened during the university's break. If you'd like to visit the museum, call 304-293-4609.