MORGANTOWN – WVU faculty voted overwhelmingly on Wednesday to support resolutions expressing no confidence in President Gordon Gee and calling for a freeze on the Academic Transformation process. The votes came during a University Assembly held at the Creative Arts Center, with some ...
MORGANTOWN – As WVU proceeds with its Academic Transformation, faculty and alumni are planning to make their opposition known. Faculty Senate has received a petition calling for a vote on a no-confidence resolution for President Gordon Gee and another resolution to freeze the current ...
With the introduction of its Leave No Trace initiative, Visit Mountaineer Country Convention & Visitors' Bureau will join a nationwide effort to educate children on respecting, appreciating and conserving the natural world. Last year, Visit Mountaineer Country CVB President and CEO ...
MORGANTOWN – Higher education means preparing a strong workforce, four college and university presidents told members of the West Virginia Chamber of Commerce on Friday. It was the last day of the chamber's annual conference, held at the Greenbrier, and the panel discussion was called ...
MORGANTOWN – WVU President Gordon Gee talked to members of the West Virginia Chamber of Commerce on Thursday about the university's Academic Transformation and its $45 million deficit. “Higher education has to change fundamentally,” he said, and he's chronicled that in his new book, ...
Contented, stable living through STEM? Samsung Electronics America hopes so. That’s because the Solve for Tomorrow contest has again clicked over for 2023. Samsung launched the competition in 2010 as a way to encourage creative thinking and problem-solving in society, using the components of science, technology, engineering, and math — or STEM, as those core subjects are known by the blanket abbreviation. Morgantown High School was one of 300 finalists nationwide during last year’s competition. Solve for Tomorrow is open to all public high school and middle school ...
