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The West Virginia University Board of Governors approved sweeping program and personnel cuts during a chaotic meeting Friday that was punctuated by the protests of students and faculty in attendance.
Tears painted the faces of students, faculty and staff as the Board of Governors approved the Provost’s Office’s final recommendations, axing 28 majors and 143 faculty during a meeting Friday.
Carter Buckner, a Ph.D. student in computer science, spoke to the class about artificial intelligence and taught the class how
Dozens of West Virginia University community members spoke out against proposed cuts to university programming ahead of a vote Friday.
WVU administrators say budget cuts are meant to allow students to focus on in-demand careers of tomorrow. But professors say students won’t be able to chart their own educational paths.