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WVU's Board of Governors has approved budget cuts. Here's what to know | News - Vimarsana News

WVU's Board of Governors has approved budget cuts. Here's what to know | News

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WVU Libraries to make $800K in personnel reductions - Vimarsana News

WVU Libraries to make $800K in personnel reductions

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

David Foreman: Why are WVU athletics exempt from cuts? (Opinion) - Vimarsana News

David Foreman: Why are WVU athletics exempt from cuts? (Opinion)

To address its $45 million budget deficit, West Virginia University has cut academic programs and will eliminate faculty and staff positions, but it has not made changes to any coaches

WVU Board of Governors Approves Major Cuts: 143 Faculty Positions Eliminated and 28 Majors on the Chopping Block - Vimarsana News

WVU Board of Governors Approves Major Cuts: 143 Faculty Positions Eliminated and 28 Majors on the Chopping Block

West Virginia University is moving forward with additional cuts after the Board of Governors approved a plan to eliminate 28 majors, reduce others, and eliminate 143 faculty positions. The university

Source: wvnews.com
Opinion: Why WVU's humanities slash-and-burn is so short-sighted - Vimarsana News

Opinion: Why WVU's humanities slash-and-burn is so short-sighted

Massive cuts at West Virginia University send a damaging and devastatingly inaccurate message to everyone from students to presidents of other colleges and universities that the humanities, and especially the study of languages and culture, are reserved for those who can afford to pay the tuition at private colleges and universities, writes Paula M. Krebs of the Modern Language Association.

Source: cnn.com