West Virginia University Police issued a Campus Warning Tuesday, Oct. 6, following multiple anonymous reports of alleged hazing involving at least two on-campus fraternity sites. UPD officers are investigating.
Amy Metz has always had a passion for teaching. Now, as a senior training and development specialist for West Virginia University Learning and Organizational Development, her students are the faculty and staff she meets during New Mountaineer Orientation.
Applications are being accepted for Ascend WV Healthcare and First Ascent WV Healthcare — launched by the West Virginia University Brad and Alys Smith Outdoor Economic Development Collaborative, in partnership with West Virginia Tourism and major healthcare organizations statewide — that invite healthcare professionals and graduating students to live and work in the Mountain State.
As the Mountain State looks toward a future shaped in part by nuclear innovation, West Virginia University is laying the academic groundwork to prepare engineering students for careers across the expanding nuclear sector.
Reflecting the dedication and diligence of the West Virginia University Police Department to keeping the campus community safe, the latest Clery Act report is now available.
For West Virginia University student Sophia Bell, preparing for a career in medicine has meant putting her education into practice while giving back to the community she calls home.
Taking steps toward strengthening the teaching workforce in the Mountain State, West Virginia University will address critical staffing shortages among educators and enhance teacher preparation programs by building connections through an innovative, place-based approach that's part of a new three-year project.
The West Virginia University Police Department issued a Community Notice on Wednesday, Sept. 23, to raise awareness about risks to those choosing to use drugs or alcohol.
A legendary West Virginia University rifle team coach and pioneering sports psychologist who dedicated his career to supporting the well-being of student-athletes and two former campus leaders who spent decades championing student success and elevating the college experience, will be honored for their outstanding contributions to the University Oct. 5.
From introducing middle school students to energy careers to helping experienced workers earn new credentials and offering tailored training to upskill others, the Resilient Energy Technology and Infrastructure Consortium led by West Virginia University is actively building a workforce network designed to meet the energy industry’s needs today — and anticipate the jobs it will need tomorrow.