WVU Today Once the COVID-19 pandemic is over, a lot of things will go back to normal. We’ll stop wearing masks. We’ll crowd into restaurants. We’ll walk whatever direction we want to down grocery store aisles. But some changes the pandemic spurred might be here to stay. ...
WVU works to gather info on what W.Va. residents want to know WVU Today The first shipments of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine arrived in West Virginia Dec. 14. As doses are administered, researchers from the West Virginia University Public Interest Communication Research Lab ...
According to finance professor at WVU WVU Today Twitter’s impact is not limited to news, sports and political opinions. Posts on the social media platform can influence stock returns, according to research led by a West Virginia University financial expert. Alexander Kurov, Fred ...
Features multiple speakers from other universities Newsroom@DominionPost.com To celebrate the work of science-fiction author Isaac Asimov and the West Virginia University Libraries’ Isaac Asimov Collection, the university will host the 2020 WVU Isaac Asimov Collection Symposium, ...
Equality at WVU is better, but there is still work to be done, says VP Mesha Poore MORGANTOWN -- Meshea Poore, West Virginia University’s vice president for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion, said during her 2020 State of Diversity address Thursday that progress has been made, but more ...
In a different version of his annual “State of the University” address, West Virginia University President Gordon Gee said it’s important to focus on the future because nothing will ever be the same because of the pandemic. “We have to move forward together,” said Gee during his ...