West Virginia University has launched a new phase in its "It's on Us" campaign aimed at increasing awareness of sexual violence with three new videos highlighting the Title IX Peer Advocate program.
As part of the West Virginia University Evansdale Redevelopment campus master plan, Towers and Evansdale Crossing will be the only designated Mountain Line bus stops providing service to the campus beginning today (Jan. 9), the first day of the 2017 spring semester.
WVU senior defender Kadeisha Buchanan wins the 2016 Hermann Trophy.
West Virginia United Health System today announced the appointment of West Virginia native Karen L. Bowling as vice president of care delivery transformation. Bowling currently serves as cabinet secretary of the West Virginia Department of Health and Human Resources, a position she held since July 2013.
West Virginia University Director of Athletics Shane Lyons has announced the completion of the Mountaineers non-conference football schedules through 2021 with the addition of four games, highlighted by the 2020 Chick-Fil-A Kickoff Game against Florida State.
Contemporary Terrain, an exhibition at West Virginia University's Erickson Alumni Center's Nutting Gallery, showcases the work of current West Virginia glass artists who build upon the heritage and craft of the state's glassmaking past.
A study of methane emissions from heavy duty natural gas-powered vehicles and refueling stations by West Virginia University scientists at the Center for Alternative Fuels, Engines and Emissions, recently published by Environmental Science & Technology, greatly expands on very limited data on methane emissions from natural gas-fueled vehicles. The WVU pump-to-wheels study is the first end-use paper in a collaborative scientific research series designed to measure and better understand the sources and amount of greenhouse-gas methane that is emitted across the natural gas supply chain.
Economists at West Virginia University indicated that the state's economy continues to demonstrate signs of recovery, as the Mountain State Business Index increased 0.2 percent in December and has posted gains of 0.2 percent or better in four of the last five months
Fast radio bursts, brilliant and intense flashes of energy that blaze for a millisecond and then disappear, have puzzled scientists for years, but West Virginia University astronomers are helping to find the celestial bread crumbs that will help lead scientists to answers about this mysterious phenomenon.
A proposal submitted by a collaborative team of student organizations from the Statler College of Engineering and Mineral Resources at West Virginia University was one of only 11 selected to advance to the next stage of the Amateur Radio on the International Space Station or ARISS program.