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West Virginia University will make wide-ranging cuts to academic programs and faculty - Vimarsana News

West Virginia University will make wide-ranging cuts to academic programs and faculty

West Virginia University has given final approval to wide-ranging cuts in academic programs and faculty positions.

West Virginia University will make wide-ranging cuts to academic programs and faculty - Vimarsana News

West Virginia University will make wide-ranging cuts to academic programs and faculty

West Virginia University has given final approval to wide-ranging cuts in academic programs and faculty positions.

West Virginia University will make wide-ranging cuts to academic programs and faculty - Vimarsana News

West Virginia University will make wide-ranging cuts to academic programs and faculty

West Virginia University has given final approval to wide-ranging cuts in academic programs and faculty positions.

Source: ksat.com
West Virginia University will make wide-ranging cuts to academic programs and faculty - Vimarsana News

West Virginia University will make wide-ranging cuts to academic programs and faculty

West Virginia University has given final approval to wide-ranging cuts in academic programs and faculty positions.

Source: wsls.com
West Virginia University will make wide-ranging cuts to academic programs and faculty - Vimarsana News

West Virginia University will make wide-ranging cuts to academic programs and faculty

CHARLESTON, W.Va. — West Virginia University will make wide-ranging cuts to academic programs and faculty positions as it addresses a $45 million budget shortfall, with the board’s vote Friday culminating an impassioned back-and-forth between the campus community, students and officials. The state’s largest university will drop 28 of its majors,