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WVU leaders admitted more cuts are possible and said their plan to control administrative costs under a planned new budget model is a work in progress

Associate Provost Mark Gavin outlined the University’s budget model redesign, aimed at providing a fuller picture of spending compared to revenue at a Faculty Senate meeting Monday.

Two months after its Board of Governors approved cuts to 28 academic programs and 143 faculty positions, West Virginia University isn’t done restructuring.

West Virginia University’s total long-term debt increased $23 million from fiscal years 2022 to 2023 — exceeding what WVU estimates the annual savings will be from 143 faculty reductions approved

The fate of cumulative increases in college costs is playing out as predicted. Everyone agrees that it can’t continue to go on like this—and not just students and families.

President E. Gordon Gee told faculty during his report that the current changes occurring as part of Academic Transformation would have happened without the structural budget deficit during a Faculty

President E. Gordon Gee told faculty during his report that the current changes and reductions occurring as part of Academic Transformation would have happened without the structural budget deficit, during

MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — West Virginia University will lose additional employees, including librarians, as part of the ongoing work to reduce costs at the state’s flagship university.

West Virginia University Libraries will reduce personnel in order to realize $800,000 in savings as the university’s “Academic Transformation” continues.

The Provost’s Office announced recommended cuts for Academic Support Units (ASU) as part of the University’s Academic Transformation during a virtual campus conversation Wednesday.