Announcements
WVU launches new Student Health website
Student Health has launched a new website to provide health care information for students at West Virginia University.
Gee: ‘College is more than worth it’
Calling on his unique perspective from more than 40 years as a university president, Gordon Gee says the debate about the value of higher education is over.
October 3, 2022 - WVU in the News: Coronavirus
WVU coronavirus (COVID-19) news for October 3, 2022.
WVU in the News: No, it’s not just sugary food that’s responsible for poor oral health in America’s children, especially in Appalachia
In The Conversation, Daniel McNeil addresses contributors to oral health issues in Appalachia.
WVU’s Farm to You to expand services, access to produce in eastern panhandle
West Virginia University will increase access to fresh, locally-grown produce and provide nutrition education in the eastern panhandle through a $500,000 U.S. Department of Agriculture grant awarded to the Farm to You program.
WVU School of Nursing establishes ambassador scholarship program
The WVU School of Nursing has recently established an ambassador scholarship program on its Morgantown Campus. Led by recruitment specialist Phillip Engelkemier, the ambassador program offers a scholarship to selected students, who will serve as representatives for the school during on-campus tours, events and more.
WVU Student Nurses’ Association raises funds for childhood cancer organization during Hollywood Game Night
The WVU Student Nurses' Association raised money for WV Kids Cancer Crusaders during a hilarious "Hollywood Game Night" on Thursday, Sept. 29. Featuring WVU School of Nursing faculty and students, two teams battled it out during fun-filled mini-games, such as Hold My Balls, Trading Faces, TV ID, How Do You Doo-Et?, Block Busters and more.
WVU in the News: Opinion: Are we underreporting veteran suicides?
Deseret News has featured the research of Dr. Ian Rockett in an article on the potential underreporting of veteran suicides. Dr. Rockett is a professor emeritus and epidemiologist in the West Virginia University School of Public Health, and has been studying suicide classification throughout his career.
WVU in the News: Experts look at social stressors affecting Black Americans
The West Virginia University School of Public Health invited UCLA medical sociologist Dr. Courtney Thomas Tobin to the Health Sciences Campus on Thursday, Sept. 29 to speak as a part of the Dean's Colloquium Series.
WVU School of Medicine student named to prestigious Pisacano Scholars program
Fourth-year West Virginia University medical student Savannah Lusk has been named a 2022 Pisacano Scholar, the American Board of Family Medicine’s preeminent program for graduating medical students.