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MORGANTOWN — The West Virginia University Office of the Provost announced five more final recommendations Friday from appeals hearings held as part of the Academic Transformation program portfolio review process. The university’s master’s degree in creative writing and master’s in special education will remain, but five departments will see other degree programs discontinued and faculty […]

Of the 25 program units identified by West Virginia University for formal review, 19 have informed the university they will be appealing the preliminary recommendations. Appeals will be heard between Aug. 24 and Sept. 1.

Founding Dean of the College of Applied Human Sciences Autumn Cyprès is heading a project that provides students with tips and resources to help with their individual stressors and anxieties.

The Davis College of Agriculture, Natural Resources and Design and WVU Extension will join to make a new unit at the University amid its budget crisis and program review, according

FAIRMONT — At last week’s Marion County Board of Education meeting, board member George C. Boyles voiced concern over teacher education programs disappearing from West Virginia University.

West Virginia University will review roughly half of its academic programs as the school continues to face financial challenges.

West Virginia University administration announced which academic programs will be under review for changes or discontinuation during their Campus Conversation Monday.

New details have been revealed about the merger of West Virginia University’s Reed College of Media and the College of Creative Arts.

The estimated $1.2 billion fiscal year 2024 budget approved by the institution's Board of Governors includes $7 million in staff cuts.

A delegation from the UNI recently visited Kosovo to enhance the strong relationship UNI has built with the people of Kosovo and its numerous institutions.