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Campus carry provisions to cost approximately $1 million - Vimarsana News

Campus carry provisions to cost approximately $1 million

Campus carry safety provisions such as metal detectors and storage lockers will cost the University approximately $1 million, according to Associate Vice President of Government Relations Travis Mollohan during a

Campus carry conversation continues at WVU | News - Vimarsana News

Campus carry conversation continues at WVU | News

West Virginia University on Thursday held an online Campus Conversation about the Campus Self-Defense Act. The new law goes into effect July 1 and permits the carrying of concealed handguns on college and university campuses in West Virginia. The university recently adopted its own policy governing the implementation of the law.

Campus carry conversation continues at WVU | Education - Vimarsana News

Campus carry conversation continues at WVU | Education

West Virginia University on Thursday held an online Campus Conversation about the Campus Self-Defense Act. The new law goes into effect July 1 and permits the carrying of concealed handguns on college and university campuses in West Virginia. The university recently adopted its own policy governing the implementation of the law.

Two University bill pass in legislative session - Vimarsana News

Two University bill pass in legislative session

Two University-related bills passed before the West Virginia legislative session concluded on March 9, one of which approved appropriations to fund a University-wide 5% pay raise.

Officials request state funding for new major, Research Office faces staff shortage - Vimarsana News

Officials request state funding for new major, Research Office faces staff shortage

WVU requested $10 million in state funding for its new robotics engineering program, among other financial asks, according to Associate Vice President of Government Relations Travis Mollohan at a Faculty