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Lambda Chi Alpha placed under interim suspension amid underage alcohol consumption allegations - Vimarsana News

Lambda Chi Alpha placed under interim suspension amid underage alcohol consumption allegations

Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity was placed under an interim suspension on Monday night due to allegations of “failures within the organization to monitor underage alcohol consumption,” WVU Today announced via

Anonymous app helped police identify WVU students behind false online posts - Vimarsana News

Anonymous app helped police identify WVU students behind false online posts

Editor’s note: This article includes content about suicide and may be triggering to some readers.

Four WVU students could face expulsion after sharing threatening information online - Vimarsana News

Four WVU students could face expulsion after sharing threatening information online

Four WVU students could face disciplinary action after sharing misleading online posts this week, according to a University statement Wednesday.

'A flawed metric for evaluating professors': WVU Faculty Senate addresses inappropriate SEIs - Vimarsana News

'A flawed metric for evaluating professors': WVU Faculty Senate addresses inappropriate SEIs

A WVU student walks from class in the Life Sciences Green on Oct. 14, 2020. The West Virginia University Faculty Senate Teaching and Assessment Committee (TACO) is calling for changes to the electronic Student Evaluation of Instruction (eSEI) system. "Research continues to show SEIs and student evaluations of instruction are flawed metrics to evaluate teaching,” Keri Valentine, chair of the Faculty Senate Inclusion and Diversity Committee, said in a meeting last month. “Further, these have been shown to negatively impact minority faculty, especially women of color." Stefanie Hines, ...