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WVU must regain, then maintain, the trust it has broken

There was nothing new in the disparate State of the University addresses given by WVU’s President Gordon Gee and by the West Virginia United Students’ Union on Monday. The stark division between the two outlooks made one thing clear: West Virginia University has badly damaged — if not ...

Oct. 1 letters to the editor

Regarding WVU cuts to library funding I had to laugh when I read The Dominion Post story “Transformation moves on to Academic Units” (9-21-23) about cuts to library funding as part of the “Academic Transformation” project. First, I laughed when Mark Gavin was quoted as saying ...

WVU believes what it says, but some things have been left unsaid

A couple weeks ago, West Virginia University President E. Gordon Gee sat down with The Dominion Post Editorial Board to discuss the ongoing academic transformation and to answer some questions. Gee was adamant that the transformation is necessary, and it has been in the works for several ...

Sept. 24 letters to the editor

Value of higher ed underestimated West Virginia Senate President Craig Blair recently wrote in regard to the faculty and staff cuts being pushed through at WVU despite mass protests from students, faculty and our community that “There is simply no need to take on tens of thousands of ...

Sept. 3 letters to the editor – WVU Academic Transformation

EDITOR’S NOTE: LTTEs regarding WVU Academic Transformation OUT-OF-STATE SUBMISSIONS regarding WVU’s Academic Transformation are now CLOSED. However, we will still accept letters related to the transition from writers in our coverage area (Mon and Preston counties) under the ...

Sept. 3 letters to the editor

Fix dangerous traffic pattern on Beechurst One of the most dangerous intersections in Morgantown is on Beechurst at the bottom of Pleasant Street and the Westover bridge. People are often not aware of the right curvature of traffic as two lanes move toward Don Knotts Boulevard. I ...

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