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Despite public outcry, WVU will cut 28 majors, 143 faculty jobs - Vimarsana News

Despite public outcry, WVU will cut 28 majors, 143 faculty jobs

West Virginia University will lose 28 academic programs and 143 faculty jobs from its flagship Morgantown campus following a vote from the Board of Governors. The decision on Friday, which

Despite public outcry, WVU will cut 28 majors, 143 faculty jobs – Pennsylvania Capital-Star - Vimarsana News

Despite public outcry, WVU will cut 28 majors, 143 faculty jobs – Pennsylvania Capital-Star

A financial deficit drove an ‘accelerated’ timeline of changes at WVU, which will no longer offer majors in foreign languages to future students.

Facing WVU program cuts, more faculty appeals see mixed results - Vimarsana News

Facing WVU program cuts, more faculty appeals see mixed results

West Virginia University leaders announced another round of final recommendations for academic program cuts on Thursday following an appeals process. The pending changes are expected to bring employment slashes, as

$8 Million Grant Awarded to West Virginia University for Rare Earth Element Extraction Facility - Vimarsana News

$8 Million Grant Awarded to West Virginia University for Rare Earth Element Extraction Facility

An $8 million research grant from the U.S. Department of Energy was recently awarded to West Virginia University (WVU) to aid in the further development an | Earth And The Environment

WVU researchers earn $8M for rare earth extraction facility, an economic and environmental game changer - Vimarsana News

WVU researchers earn $8M for rare earth extraction facility, an economic and environmental game changer

MORGANTOWN —West Virginia University researchers will continue to develop and advance their pioneering method to extract and separate rare earth elements and critical minerals from acid mine drainage and coal