On Feb. 7, 2017, WVU will kick off the celebration of its 150 years as the state's land-grant flagship university – and at the same time recognize the Davis College of Agriculture, Natural Resources and Design as the foundation from which the entire University grew.
In a letter to WVU faculty, staff and students, President E. Gordon Gee discusses steps the University is taking in the wake of the Executive Order suspending entry into the United States "of both nonimmigrants and immigrants" from at least seven countries for 90 days from the date the Executive Order was signed.
Arnold Hall and Apartments, one of West Virginia University's oldest residential complexes, will close at the end of the current academic year under an arrangement approved Friday (Jan. 27) by the Board of Governors.
Legislative members from the West Virginia Senate and House of Delegates have been invited to attend the 2017 West Virginia Legislators' Forum on Education and the Economy, a two-day event in Morgantown January 26-27.
Richard M. Goldberg, M.D., renowned gastrointestinal cancer expert, has been named the new director of the WVU Cancer Institute.
From a race car driver to a puppeteer, the latest batch of West Virginia University Mountaineers crossed the threshold from student to college graduate today (Dec. 16) at the close of another academic semester.
The folks at WVU got so busy this holiday season, they had to recruit a "little" help in producing a 2016 holiday video.
Who better to tell a group of new college graduates to "reach for the stars" than an astrophysicist?
Thomas A. Heywood, a Charleston attorney and civic leader, and Benjamin M. Statler, a retired energy executive and renowned philanthropist, have been named to the West Virginia University Board of Governors by Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin.
Gee calls on University community to commit to bringing people together ? no matter how far apart they might be, saying it is only through intentional conversations and meaningful actions that we can truly change our University, our state and our world.