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Students sit and talk on the Mountainlair Green
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Former Congressman Nick Rahall stands in with a group of people. He has a big smile on his face and is wearing a gray suit with a white dress shirt. He has white hair.
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WVU medical experts help RSV medication gain FDA approval

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.

Undergraduate WVU students present research conducted during the summer at the Undergraduate Summer Research Symposium. Two males and one female stand in front of a poster in discussion.
Young children visit a drilling site during a WVU camp. The children are wearing blue safety suits and hard hats while they listen to a male guide.

WVU to host Energy, Environment and Excitement Camp for underrepresented students

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.

A WVU STEAM TAC employee drives a blue branded van.
An image taken on the WVU campus. It shows flowering bushes in the foreground and the pedestrian bridge that runs through the heart of campus. There are green trees behind the bridge and the words: West Virginia University are affixed to it.

WVU to host inaugural Governor’s Computer Science Institute

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.