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Postcast 65 – April 2, 2021

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Three more students tested positive for COVID at University High School on Thursday, but all were separate incidents – and not related to cases there the day before that put 11 members of the boys varsity basketball team on quarantine, among others. Superintendent Eddie Campbell Jr. said ...

Senate Education rewrites, OKs transgender athlete bill

MORGANTOWN – The Senate Education Committee took up and approved on Thursday a very different version of the bill regarding transgender athletes. HB 3293, as it came from the House of Delegates, would bar transgender athletes from participating on single-sex sports teams under ...

Refresh Student Activity Series brings WVU experiences to students’ homes

The colorful, rectangular structure on West Virginia University’s downtown campus is not just there for looks. It’s WVU’s Refresh Pop-Up Shop, the physical accompaniment to the university’s Refresh Student Activities Series. The series allows students to register for classes and ...

WVU Country Roads Program prepares students for independence

West Virginia University’s Country Roads Program is seeking new applicants. The program strives to prepare students with disabilities for independence through academic courses, work experiences and social engagement opportunities. Professor of Pediatrics and director of the WVU Center for Excellence in Disabilities Dr. Lesley Cottrell said the Country Roads Program is approaching its one-year anniversary and the first cohort of five students is about to finish the spring semester. During its first year, the program received nine applications. Five of those applicants were ...