MORGANTOWN – WVU President Gordon Gee outlined his vision on Monday of moving beyond the current turmoil to forge a “modern land grant university.” Right after his State of the University Address, held at the Erickson Alumni Center, a rebuttal of sorts took place in front of the ...
The Mountaineer team protected the home field in the recent three-game homestand. Over those same weeks, the Garbage Collection Teams kept the hometown stadium clean. The dedicated crews with Can Do Enterprises, Rich Farms and Mountain State Waste work tirelessly after every home game to ensure that Milan Puskar Stadium and surrounding parking lots are cleared of trash and ready for the next West Virginia University game or event. Over the three-game homestand, more than 100 tons of garbage were collected and disposed of by those crews. After each home game, the University ...
The Native American Studies Program at Eberly College of Arts and Sciences hosted the Peace Tree Ceremony Monday, along with and a forum that started Monday and continues today with Native leaders. The events highlight Native Nations’ ancestral, cultural and historical connections to the ...
MORGANTOWN – Reduction in force notices have started going out at WVU, and the RIF process was at the front of most minds at Monday's Faculty Senate meeting. Chair Frankie Tack choked up during her discussion of the topic, saying a friend and neighbor of hers had just received ...
BY MIKE NOLTING A new option will be available this fall for Medicare-eligible West Virginians through the insurer Peak Health. The company launched in 2021 offering coverage to 32,000 WVU Medicine employees and families and is now ready to enter the consumer market. Peak Health is the only provider-owned, provider-sponsored plan option in the state and is owned by WVU Medicine, Marshall Health, Valley Health and Mountain Health. WVU Medicine President and CEO Albert Wright said open enrollment begins Oct. 15 and runs through Dec. 1 for the plan that provides access to ...
Designed to create a direct pathway for licensed practical nurses to earn their Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) degree, the West Virginia University School of Nursing’s LPN to BSN program will begin accepting applications Dec. 1. Offered on the Keyser Campus at WVU Potomac State College, the program will accept applicants on a rolling admission, meaning if they meet the criteria, they will be admitted at that time. Because of the “first come, first served” admission, the program is expected to fill quickly. Once the class fills, remaining applicants will be placed on a ...
