Built in 1893, Chitwood is the youngest of the three buildings that make up Woodburn Circle. Originally named Science Hall, it was the center of scientific education and research. The building is now home to the History Department and includes four general purpose classrooms and a student resource room on the ground level that is a gathering place for history student clubs and organizations.
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Eberly College of Arts and Sciences
WVU offers 129 undergraduate majors for students to choose from. Pursue your passions, find your path, and unlock your academic potential!
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Students who have studied a language before entering college have the opportunity to take the language placement exam.
The Eberly College provides students with a liberal arts education in literature and the humanities, mathematics, natural sciences, and social and behavioral sciences. From English and history to chemistry and forensic and investigative sciences, the Eberly College encompasses the broadest range of academic programs at WVU. Students have the opportunity to explore global cultures and conduct hands-on research.
