Whinston Antion, director of identity and access management with West Virginia University Information Technology Services, has served as a key leader in the University’s digital security efforts for nearly two decades. “I have the privilege of leading a team of experts who serve as the University’s digital gatekeepers,” he said.
West Virginia University Police issued a Campus Warning after being notified Friday (Sept. 26) of a reported motor vehicle theft from a parking lot on the Health Sciences area of campus.
The West Virginia University Department of Intercollegiate Athletics and Gold & Blue Enterprises have entered into a historic 10-year partnership with Hope Gas that will rename the iconic WVU Coliseum as Hope Coliseum and marks the first name change in the 55-year history of the most visible building on the Evansdale area of campus.
Five West Virginia University students and alumni are recipients of prestigious Fulbright Scholarships to teach English or conduct research abroad over the next year.
At a time of increased focus on campus safety nationwide, consistency in proactive community policing from the West Virginia University Police Department is reflected in the latest Clery Act report.
The West Virginia Innocence Project clinic sets the West Virginia University College of Law apart from other schools while empowering the next generation of attorneys to make a difference. Private support makes the clinic possible, as WVIP relies entirely on donations to fund its operations.
Before he became a national champion or a doctoral candidate, Casey Orndorff was just a high school kid trying to keep up. When he walked onto the campus of West Virginia University Institute of Technology, he had big dreams for his future which now include making the 2028 Summer Paralympics team.
Tapping into the power of optics, the West Virginia University skyline will become brighter with planned improvements in the coming months for the iconic University Water Tower on the Evansdale area of campus.
The Resilient Energy Technology and Infrastructure Consortium, led by a team at West Virginia University in collaboration with Carnegie Mellon University, the University of Pittsburgh and over 60 regional partners, has been selected as a finalist today (Sept. 18) for a prestigious $160 million National Science Foundation Regional Innovation Engines award.
West Virginia University senior Sam Stalnaker arrived on campus with limited physics knowledge. But thanks to strong mentors and faculty relationships, he’s become a trusted member of the undergraduate physics and astronomy research team and is on his way to reaching his full potential.