Twenty-five years after Sept. 11, 2001, three West Virginia University faculty members are reflecting on the lives lost, the fear that took hold, and the moment the world changed before their eyes.
When April Messerly reflects on the ramp-up to a West Virginia University football season, she notes a familiar pattern — preparation seems to start earlier with each passing year. This season begins Saturday (Sept. 5), when the Mountaineers take on Coastal Carolina at Milan Puskar Stadium.
Like humans, generative artificial intelligence doesn’t always know when it’s wrong, and a West Virginia University researcher is trying to get AI agents like ChatGPT to recognize — and admit — when that happens.
West Virginia University Police issued a Community Notice Monday (Aug. 24) following reports of at least four cases of fraud and extortion since the start of the semester.
With help from artificial intelligence, West Virginia University researchers are speeding up environmental scientists’ access to time-sensitive data about ecosystem health, allowing experts to respond rapidly to events like droughts or wildfires.
Just a few years after graduating from West Virginia University with a criminology degree, Nolan Mattern is back on campus, this time in a University Police Department uniform as one of the newest UPD officers.
To help improve critical water access for Mountain State residents, West Virginia University is joining state and local partners to form a statewide network focused on developing and enhancing reliable water infrastructure through increased efficiency, coordination, economic development, and investments.
To better prepare tomorrow’s dentists to meet future patient needs, West Virginia University School of Dentistry students are learning and practicing in a newly renovated and expanded facility at the only dental school in the Mountain State.
When West Virginia University students step into the Mountainlair or Evansdale Crossing this semester, they may not notice the newly waxed floors, fresh paint, or other results of months of preparation behind the scenes. What should be clear is just how much staff like Chris Schmoldt care about creating a welcoming experience in the facility.
The 2026 Ruby Scholars Graduate Fellows at West Virginia University are discovering links between the universe and Earth’s environment and improving how patients learn about their diagnoses.