When you think of “Appalachian cooking,” what comes to mind? For a lot of folks, it’s savory comfort foods like biscuits with sausage gravy, crispy fried chicken and mashed potatoes loaded with butter. But, what about folks who want that comfort food, without involving animals? Jan Brandenburg is a pharmacist and poet in Eastern Kentucky. Over the last 30 years, she’s collected and perfected recipes that take a plant-based approach to the Appalachian table. Producer Bill Lynch spoke with Brandenburg about her new book The Modern Mountain Cookbook.

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Education Randy Yohe, Feb. 11, 2025

MU Reacts To Morrisey DEI Order

In remarks made Feb. 5 to the Marshall University Board of Governors, followed by a university-wide email announcement, President Brad Smith expressed two commitments: First, to foster an environment where students, faculty, and staff have access to the...

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Health & Science Emily Rice, Sep. 12, 2024

Multiple Organizations Partner To Provide Office Space To West Virginia First Foundation

West Virginia University (WVU) and Ascend West Virginia are lending work space at no cost to the West Virginia First Foundation (WVFF) in Morgantown, Fayetteville, Elkins, Martinsburg and Lewisburg. ...

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Education Randy Yohe, Nov. 15, 2023

‘Gear Up’ Program Gets High Schoolers Ready For Careers

West Virginia colleges and universities are working to face enrollment challenges head on. One element in that effort is the statewide “Gear Up” program, encouraging high school seniors to get ready for college and careers.

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Education Randy Yohe, Aug. 22, 2023

Marshall University's New Cyber Security Institute Poised To Become National Leader

MU President Brad Smith noted that U.S. News and World Report has said the best job right now in America is a cyber security job.

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Education Randy Yohe, Apr. 27, 2023

Marshall University Reducing Some Tuition Fees To Enhance Student Recruitment

University employees are also expected to receive a nominal pay raise of $1,350.

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Education David Adkins, Jun. 21, 2022

As Enrollment Drops, Marshall Aims To Change Spending Strategy

Marshall University President Brad D. Smith identified enrollment, the experience of students, and faculty needs as the major areas Marshall needs to improve.

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