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Byline: Faysal Itani Yesterday's explosion, which destroyed Beirut's port, much of the city and countless lives, was the result of business as usual. My first summer job was at the [...]

Byline: Leah Itani This October, a donation event called the Ready for Work clothing drive was held by WVU for the first time. The purpose of the event was to [...]

Byline: Leah Itani WVU hosted its annual Mountaineer Arts and Crafts fair during Mountaineer Week, where a variety of shop and business owners from all over the state showcased their [...]

Byline: Leah Itani Several engineers from the Benjamin M. Statler College of Engineering and Mineral Resources are working together to create a robotic system that will make mines safer. Until [...]

Byline: Leah Itani The machines the WVU Cancer Institute uses to deliver radiation therapy has cut treatment time in half, and Hannah Hazard said this is just one of the [...]

Byline: Leah Itani WVU has undergone quite a few changes this year, including the LGBTQ+ Centers' move from Hodges Hall to Maple House back in February. Cris Mayo discusses how [...]

Byline: Mona Itani Gallery|5 PhotosThe Joanna Medawar Nachef Singers group performs Gospels and spiritual music at the Marsee Auditorium on Sunday, May 19. Photo credit: Mona [...]

Byline: Mona Itani The South Bay Children's Choir, featuring pianist Beth Nam and singer Jessie Tisdale, performed on Sunday, Feb. 24 at the Campus Theatre. Sunday's opening act featured auditions [...]

Byline: FAYSAL ITANI A year ago, the United States launched 59 Tomahawk missiles at a Syrian air base in retaliation for the government of President Bashar al-Assad's use of chemical [...]

The battle for eastern Aleppo will be over soon, but tens of thousands of Syrians there will find little peace. The victory for the government of President Bashar al-Assad will [...]

Byline: FAYSAL ITANI The battle for eastern Aleppo will be over soon, but tens of thousands of Syrians there will find little peace. The victory for the government of President [...]

On May 5, 2016, the IRS released new guidance regarding the renewable energy production tax credit ('PTC') and energy investment tax credit ('ITC') which most in the renewable energy industry [...]

In late 2015, New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio signed into law a three-year extension of NYC's biotechnology tax credit. The credit, which was set to expire on January [...]

Byline: Frances Itani Murph, the protagonist of Roger Rosenblatt's new novel, has a voice that is distinct, lyrical, questioning and sometimes desperate. For Murph, as Thomas Murphy is known, is [...]

Byline: FRANCES ITANI My deaf grandmother's favourite actor was Tyrone Power. When he was starring 'downstreet' at the Belle, she walked an hour each way for the pleasure of reading [...]

John Snow's historic investigation of a severe epidemic of cholera traced the cause of infection to a common water source (1). Today, 150 years later, waterborne diseases remain a public [...]

The article describes the case of a 12-year-old boy came to the emergency with a six-day history of fever, generalized fatigue, chills, anorexia and vomiting, abdominal pain and decreased urine output with occasional episodes of dry cough. The patient received symptomatic treatment with antipyretics and antispasmodics at home without improvement. The differential diagnosis included bacterial pneumonia, gastroenteritis, pyelonephritis and typhoid fever.