West Virginia University co-hosts the 2022 Mine Drainage Task Force Symposium where mining and reclamation experts will provide the latest updates on regulations and practices including mine drainage, surface and underground mining, and reclamation techniques.
Ahead of the start of flu season, West Virginia University Mountaineer Mascot Mary Roush is getting her flu shot with other members of the University community.
Dive into this year’s West Virginia University Campus Read, “Interior Chinatown,” by connecting with its author, Charles Yu Tuesday (Sept. 27) as part of the David C. Hardesty Festival of Ideas.
West Virginia University’s Brad and Alys Smith Outdoor Economic Development Collaborative celebrates cycling as a driver of community wellness and economic development with three events — grand openings and a groundbreaking — for new biking facilities in Monongalia County.
West Virginia University hosts the first Prevention Summit, covering issues of mental health, sexual health, gender-based violence and bystander intervention, along with Recovery Ally and Narcan training and much more to close out September and local Hazing Prevention Week.
West Virginia University officially begins a large-scale campus community journey with purpose during the inaugural Week of Purpose, designed to deliver inspiring speakers, showcase University resources, offer diverse perspectives and introduce student success tools.
Queen Elizabeth II, Britain's longest-serving monarch, will live on following her death at age 96 in the people she inspired to lead worldwide, according to several experts at West Virginia University.
Faculty members with the West Virginia University School of Pharmacy are issuing warnings about the rise of fentanyl in Mountain State communities and elsewhere following the recent seizure of a large amount of “rainbow fentanyl,” potent illegal pills resembling candy, by law enforcement officers in Monongalia County.
With a new school year underway, three West Virginia University education experts are available to discuss the ongoing challenges of staffing schools, which the president of the National Education Association labeled a “five-alarm crisis.”
West Virginia University's John Chambers College of Business and Economics is sponsoring the 2022 class of the West Virginia Business Hall of Fame, honoring a group of pioneers and visionaries who have transformed the business landscape of our state. This year's recognition event will be part of the West Virginia Chamber of Commerce Annual Meeting and Business Summit.