MORGANTOWN -- WVU is on the verge of reopening for the fall. Thousands of students will soon pour into Morgantown, Move-in begins Saturday and classes resume Aug. 26. With that in mind, The Dominion Post spoke with Clay Marsh, state COVID-19 Czar and WVU vice president and executive dean ...
WVU Today There’s no place like home, but because of COVID-19, many people are learning there’s no place like the classroom or the office, either. New research led by Tina Antill Keener, an assistant professor in the West Virginia University School of Nursing, suggests that ...
MORGANTOWN -- Beyond the daily discussion of COVID-19 numbers and virus migration from the south, much of Gov. Jim Justice's Friday briefing was devoted to the school reopening plans and union pushback. Justice said he's been working with the Department of Education for months on the ...
The leaders of two state education unions gave Gov. Jim Justice failing marks in pandemic performance Thursday afternoon. Fred Albert and Joe White said the governor isn’t doing enough to safely provide for the students, teachers and service personnel he wants to see back in ...
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MORGANTOWN -- Congressional talks on the next and possibly final COVID-19 relief bill, the $1 trillion HEALS Act, continue their progress – some would contend at a glacial pace. Sens. Joe Manchin and Shelley Moore Capito offered their thoughts Thursday on where thing stand. Manchin held ...