Announcements
WVU in the News: Celebrating Generation Next
Dr. Lisa Costello, Ashton Marra, Dr. J. Hunter Mehaffey, Christopher Ramezan and Dr. Melanie Ward are included on The State Journal’s “Generation Next: 40 Under 40” list.
WVU in the News: Running hot and cold: Pros offer tips on how to (medically) deal with the heat wave
Samantha Scarneo-Miller, assistant professor in the WVU School of Medicine, contributes to reporting from The Dominion Post about the heat wave across the region.
Gift to Rockefeller Neuroscience Institute advances Alzheimer’s research in memory of late WVU alum
The West Virginia University Rockefeller Neuroscience Institute is advancing groundbreaking Alzheimer’s disease research with a gift from the family of a dedicated WVU alumnus.
WVU in the News: How to stay safe and cool under east coast heat dome
Samantha Scarneo-Miller, assistant professor in the WVU School of Medicine, contributes to reporting from WV Public Broadcasting about the heat wave across the region.
HSCommunity: Refresh and Reconnect
In the spirit summer, let your strengths shine like the sun and let your care for each other radiate warmth and comfort wherever you are.
HSC Azure Virtual Desktop environment will be inaccessible Sunday
The Azure Virtual Desktop (AVD) service will be unavailable to Health Sciences users from 6 a.m. to 8 a.m. Sunday, June 23, during a critical upgrade.
WVU in the News: Former owner of business synonymous with city of Bridgeport, Randle Gum, nets major honor from WVU
Connect Bridgeport features Randle Gum, who was recently honored with the WVU School of Pharmacy Outstanding Alumni Community Service Award.
CED introduces WVU CED Ally Trainings; highly requested free virtual trainings about disabilities offered on rotating basis
The WVU CED is offering four new virtual trainings featuring basic information about disabilities. They are offered on a rotating basis. Social Work CEUs are available.
WVU athletic trainer offers tips for avoiding exertional heat stroke
When temperatures are climbing, a West Virginia University assistant professor of athletic training says taking precautions like limiting physical activity outdoors — including exercise and lawn work — to early mornings or evenings could be lifesaving.
WVU adopts formal guidance around responsible use of AI in administrative operations
The University has adopted formal guidelines for faculty, staff and students to help ensure that generative Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools are responsibly integrated into administrative operations.