MORGANTOWN – The nation's ongoing opioid crisis has increased the prevalence of infants born with Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome (NAS), especially in rural states. WVU Medicine Children's and IMPACT WV – a program of the WVU Center for Excellence in Disabilities – have teamed to create ...
MORGANTOWN – The WVU Board of Governors has announced the dates and times for its planned listening sessions regarding the search for the next WVU president. Sessions will be in person and virtual, to hear from faculty, staff, students and the community. In-person sessions will be held ...
The West Virginia University School of Nursing is expanding international experiences and opportunities for students thanks to a couple’s $50,000 gift. The gift from Susan and Neal Newfield establishes the Murdoch Newfield International Community Fund, an endowment that ...
The West Virginia University Presidential Search Committee wants to hear what the WVU community has to say about the search for a new president. WVU President Gordon Gee is stepping down from his position next summer. Search Committee chair and WVU BOG vice chair Dr. Patrice Harris issued an update on the search Wednesday, which now includes a four-question online survey. “Your thoughtful responses will help frame the Leadership Profile and provide critical guidance to the Presidential Search Committee as candidates are considered,” ...
A lifelong connection to West Virginia University inspired alumnus John Muffly and his wife, Irene, to boost scholarship support via an estate gift worth more than $2 million. The planned gift made in the Morgantown couple’s wills supports their existing John and Irene Muffly Football Scholarship and establishes a new scholarship to aid West Virginia students at the John Chambers College of Business and Economics. As he reflected on WVU’s impact in his life, Muffly and his wife decided to give back for the great experiences he had at the ...
West Virginia University undergraduate engineering students have lent their expertise to the construction of new bridges in Morgantown. Civil engineering major Benjamin Opie, from Bethel Park, Pa., is one of the WVU Benjamin M. Statler College of Engineering and Mineral Resources students enrolled in the senior capstone course offered by the Wadsworth Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering who spent the spring 2024 semester researching the costs and benefits of different bridge designs and materials, and evaluating conditions at the sites of two local bridges in need of ...
