Dr. Megan J. Webb, a sixth-generation agriculturalist from Mineral County, was recently honored during National Women in Agriculture Day by West Virginia Senator and former Governor Jim Justice, recognizing the vital contributions of women in agriculture. Dr. Webb serves as the Director of Development at WVU Potomac State College.
Raised in nearby Burlington, Webb grew up in the heart of the Potomac Highlands, where she said that "farming, faith, and community are deeply intertwined. In this region, the land teaches lessons that go far beyond the field—instilling resilience, stewardship, and a deep appreciation for serving something greater than oneself."
For 125 years, WVU Potomac State College has been “the College on the hill,” with unparalleled views of the City of Keyser. The College itself remains a picture postcard waiting to be taken from any angle, surrounded by the ancient and lush Appalachian Mountains.
What do purple slime, peanut butter bird feeders, fossils from the ocean floor, bicycle-generated energy, and an anthropomorphic Blue Heeler have in common?
WVU Potomac State College (PSC) recently awarded scholarships to numerous Keyser High School students as they embark upon continuing their education at PSC.
It’s not unusual for a student to receive a vehicle when he or she starts college. For generations, handing over the keys for reliable transportation has been a time-honored tradition. At WVU Potomac State College on Sunday, April 26, that tradition was set in reverse, however, when a student and his family helped to facilitate a reliable mode of transportation to his school.
PSC men’s baseball sophomore, Ryan Conrad, and his parents, along with the entire 2026 and 2027 Baseball Teams, surprised the coaching staff just before the game by gifting the athletic department with a new Kawasaki Mule SX 4x4 XC vehicle.
Did you recently see what looked like a drone over the Quad? Were you asked to walk toward a film crew while talking and smiling? Were you caught shooting hoops in the gym? Riding horses? Or learning specialized medical training while a cameraman was following your every move right behind your back?
Assistant English Professor Caitlin Hudgins was named the WVU Potomac State College Outstanding Professor of the Year during a luncheon held May 8 at the Candlewyck Inn in Keyser.