Announcements
WVU Commencement celebrates student successes, new beginnings
Resilient and fueled by passion and purpose, nearly 2,700 West Virginia University graduates are ready for the next chapters in their lives following two Commencement ceremonies Saturday (Dec. 16) at the Coliseum.
Meet Our Grads: Mackenzie Kaminski
December graduate, Mackenzie Kaminski, believes WVU and the School of Public Health offer an amazing academic environment and numerous opportunities for personal and professional growth.
WVU Hospitals introduces first cohort of WVU Medicine Aspiring Nurse Program students
WVU Medicine WVU Hospitals hosted a formal signing ceremony Dec. 13 for nursing students from the Laurel Institute, West Virginia Junior College, Fairmont State University, and WVU School of Nursing accepted into the WVU Medicine Aspiring Nurse Program.
Elswick named Farnsworth Chair in Educational Psychiatry
Daniel E. Elswick, M.D., vice chair of education for the West Virginia University School of Medicine Department of Behavioral Medicine and Psychiatry, has been named the Dana L. and Peggy M. Farnsworth Chair in Educational Psychiatry.
WVU in the News: Mobile health clinics target key care gaps across the country
WVU Cancer Institute mobile screening units Bonnie's Bus and LUCAS (Lung Cancer Screening) are featured in this HealthLeaders story.
WVU in the News: Are you sure you want an Ozempic pill?
Dr. Laura Davisson of the WVU School of Medicine contributes to reporting from The Atlantic on obesity drugs.
Meet Our Grads: Ryan Titus
Ryan Titus, December graduate receiving a master's degree in industrial hygiene, says public health is about invigorating the programs, behaviors and policies that allow us all to live our lives in a fruitful, healthy and happy way.
Next Steps: WVU Magazine details the University’s path forward
Like higher education institutions all over the country, West Virginia University is adjusting to a post-pandemic reality that dovetails with other agents of change.
WVU in the News: Deaths from heart valve infections drop across U.S. overall, but surged among young adults
Sudarshan Balla of the WVU School of Medicine contributes to AP reporting on heart valve infections.
WVU in the News: Drug abuse is fueling surge in heart infections among young Americans
Sudarshan Balla of the WVU School of Medicine contributes to reporting from HealthDay on heart valve infections.