Artificial intelligence systems can improve the legal system, according to West Virginia University College of Law lecturer Amy Cyphert, but she cautions such systems come with flaws that can provide errors and biases, which may present potentially unjust legal ramifications.
Welcome Week at West Virginia University begins Thursday (Aug. 10) and continues into the start of the fall semester, Wednesday, Aug. 16, highlighting the many ways new and returning students can tap into their strengths, find their purpose and make a home on campus.
West Virginia University Institute of Technology and Pendleton Community Bank will announce a formal partnership to support and serve past, current and future Golden Bears during a Monday (Aug. 7) event in Beckley.
West Virginia University Institute of Technology will officially open the U.S. Rep. Nick Rahall Congressional Archive, a selection of photos and records spanning Rahall’s 38 years representing the Mountain State in the U.S. House of Representatives, with a ceremony on Aug. 2.
Medical experts at West Virginia University are lauding the Food and Drug Administration’s approval of Beyfortus to prevent RSV as a major advancement in keeping infants and toddlers from developing serious conditions because of the virus.
The Summer Undergraduate Research Symposium is an in-person, judged poster session featuring students engaged in summer research programming at West Virginia University.
Faculty members from the West Virginia University Davis College of Agriculture, Natural Resources and Design, experts in the energy industry, and eighth, ninth and 10th grade student attendees are part of the camp that's designed to foster student interest and promote inclusivity in the energy industry.
Nearly 200 K-12 educators from across West Virginia will expand their skills in hands-on STEAM learning at the second STEAMPOSIUM conference.
West Virginia University will host nearly 50 high school students for the first Governor’s Computer Science Institute, encouraging the exploration of computer science and the vast opportunities in the computing field among rising sophomores and juniors.
School students in grades K-12 from across West Virginia will continue their education and explore STEM concepts at West Virginia University by attending one of several Benjamin M. Statler College of Engineering and Mineral Resources 2023 Engineering Challenge Camps this summer.