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WVU Alert: Morgantown Campus closed, classes canceled Friday (Jan. 19)

The West Virginia University Morgantown Campus will close Friday (Jan. 19) and all in-person classes are canceled due to inclement weather. Online classes are not affected and will continue. Employees who work remotely or on a hybrid schedule are not affected and should continue their normal schedule. On-site employees should communicate with their supervisors to determine if they are required to work on site during the closure.

WVU Alert: In-person class schedule adjusted Friday (Jan. 19)

In-person classes with a start time prior to 11 a.m. will be canceled on the West Virginia University Morgantown Campus Friday (Jan. 19) due to anticipated inclement weather and worsening road conditions. Online classes will not be affected. Students should report to classes with a start time of 11 a.m. or later.

A recent female WVU graduate with long blond hair wearing a navy blue cap and gown holds one fist in the air and her leather bound diploma in the other celebrating her achievement after walking across the Commencement stage.
Two people in blue suits are shown in side-by-side portraits. The one on the left is shown in an office. The one on the right stands outside the Canady Creative Arts Center.
Three kids and adult pick up stickers from a display table set up in the State Capitol rotunda for WVU Day at the Legislature.

WVU Day at the Legislature focuses on opportunity in Mountain State

West Virginia University and WVU Extension will host WVU Day at the Legislature from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 30, at the West Virginia Capitol Building in Charleston. Visitors of all ages and backgrounds are encouraged to attend this free event which will feature information and activities from organizations across the University.

A graphic with the headshot of WVU Professor DeClerico on the left and the words $1 million in gold on the right. There is some small text below the number.

More than $1M gift from WVU Eberly College professor establishes community lectureship

A beloved West Virginia University professor is expanding educational opportunities for students, faculty, staff and the greater Morgantown community via a planned gift of over $1 million to support a lecture focused on political leadership and democratic institutions. Professor Emeritus Robert E. DiClerico retired from the Department of Political Science in 2017.

A student slouches in a char with the back of their head barely reaching a window. They are holding a blue iPhone in two hands that is almost entirely hiding their face.
An orange graphic includes the words Campus Warning in white.
Two photos are shown side by side of work to a sidewalk at Martin Hall. On the left is the in progress work with wooden framing in place. The completed project with a smooth sidewalk is on the right.
A patient is shown on a hospital bed in front of a larger machine with seven medical professionals watching during a new kind of Alzheimer's treatment.