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WVU President Gordon Gee smiles while standing at a podium during a speech. WVU branded curtains and posters decorate the walls behind him. He is wearing a dark colored suit, a bowtie and round glasses.
A picture showing a red-bricked building on the WVU campus with a blue and gold school flag attached to a pole outside. There is a tree with buds in the foreground of the photo. Some new leaves are just sprouting.

WVU expert addresses plant resiliency as seasons change

A West Virginia University Extension specialist is offering insights on the effects lingering winter weather and fluctuating temperatures could have on trees, shrubs and flowers heading into the official start of spring on Monday, March 20.

A WVU medical student receives his white lab coat from a WVU School of Medicine faculty member.
Picture of the new lactation pod at WVU. The pod is a private space where parents can pump or nurse. it is rectangular in shape and covered in a flower motif with a door in the center. It is portable.
Train tracks start at the front of the frame and extend into the background.
A garden market inside the Charleston Convention Center is shown in this photo. Attendees are passing by a long table covered in items. One woman in the center of the photograph has his hand over her mouth and is laughing.
Photo featuring WVU professor Sergio Caporali-Filho in his industrial hygiene lab with two students, one male and one female. They are working with testing equipment and the professor is holding a controller.
A female athlete that's part of the WVU track team is jumping hurdles during a race.
Image features a large table with bumpers around the edges and with an appearance similar to a basketball court. On each side is a different kind of small robot. Between the four robots are small yellow discs

WVU Statler College to host VEX Robotics Competition for first time

The West Virginia University Benjamin M. Statler College of Engineering and Mineral Resources will host the VEX Robotics Competition Feb. 18-19, challenging student teams to design, build, program and drive a robot with the goal of preparing them to become future innovators.

Brad Humphreys wears a WVU polo while smiling with a gray faded hair cut and minor facial hair