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Ahead of things and take some control in january so they can preserve as much of the college life and student programming throughout the rest of the semester. here at harward they're going virtual for their january term, making the dining halls grab and go only and all students and employees are going to be required to show proof of a booster. this is seen at northwestern and university of california system is also going to require boosters going virtual for the first couple weeks of january, but then in other schools it looks different and umass system and at schools like oregon state or univ...

Dr. Tamara Denmark Bailey BUCKHANNON — West Virginia Wesleyan College’s Student Senate honored two members of the West Virginia Wesleyan College community for their work this past year. “In order for students to vote on the Faculty and Staff of the Year, they must first nominate faculty and staff members,” Katherine Marks, awards and elections chair for Student Senate, said. Once nominations were gathered, the three faculty and staff with the highest number of nominations were then voted on by the students to choose one Faculty Member of the Year and one Staff Member of the Year. Dr. ...

Lively BUCKHANNON – The President of West Virginia Wesleyan College announced that two senior leaders at the College are taking on new roles to further expand WVWC’s student engagement services. Alison Whitehair is now the Chief Student Development Officer and Title IX Coordinator and Alisa Lively will now serve as the Dean of Students at West Virginia Wesleyan. “Both of these outstanding individuals will elevate Wesleyan’s ability to serve our students,” said WVWC President Joel Thierstein, J.D., Ph.D. “Alison brings a high level of organization and a deep understanding of stud...

Penn State student Chris Eichlin is working to create a career in music while pursuing an education. Now, he’s expanding his platform to feature other musicians with his new podcast,

The University Park Student Fee Board met Friday to hear allocation request presentations from the Council of Commonwealth Student Governments (CCSG), Graduate and Professional Student Association (GSPA), and Office of Student Activities. Hibah Akbar, the president of CCSG, kicked the Board’s round of hearings off with a presentation of her organization’s request. CCSG is an organization made up of student representatives from both the Commonwealth Campuses and University Park that advocates on behalf of the Commonwealth. CCSG works toward streamlining the voices of the Commonwealth Campu...