In order to provide students with an accurate picture of anticipated textbook costs for Fall 2026, faculty and instructors are reminded to identify their course materials as soon as possible.
Announcements
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New provost opens first day with message for University colleagues
On her first official day on the job, new Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs Beverly Wendland has a message for Mountaineers, Catamounts, and Golden Bears across the WVU System.
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WVU and 250 years of American progress
Historian William Hal Gorby reflects on how the University’s history aligns with the country’s growth by showcasing the land-grant institution’s ongoing role in using education and research to help communities adapt and prosper.
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Enrollment Management announces Slate access and training updates
The University will mark a major milestone this summer by launching Slate on July 8, a modern customer relationship management platform designed to transform how we recruit, communicate with, and support prospective students and families.
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Updated insurance certificates available
The WVU Risk Management team updates the General Certificates of Liability Insurance at the beginning of each new fiscal year on July 1.
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WVU to close early Thursday (July 2) for additional state holiday
In observance of the 250th anniversary of the adoption of the Declaration of Independence and the founding of the United States of America, WVU will close at noon Thursday (July 2) following a proclamation from Gov. Patrick Morrisey granting an additional half-day off to state employees.
Events
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Slate training kicks off July 9
All employees who currently have access to Salesforce Learner Org will automatically receive access to Slate on July 8, and are encouraged to participate in training sessions throughout July.
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Community invited to enjoy expanded July 4 festivities
The City of Morgantown will commemorate the 250th anniversary of our nation with a full day of festivities beginning at 11 a.m. Saturday (July 4).
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CCAM to host Independence Day Concert
In celebration of the nation’s 250th birthday, the College of Creative Arts and Media will host the Morgantown Municipal Band’s Independence Day Concert at 11 a.m. July 4 in front of the Canady Creative Arts Center.
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Showcase your WVU programs at State Fair of West Virginia
WVU Extension and the University will once again collaborate to bring the gold and blue spirit to the Greenbrier Valley at the State Fair of West Virginia from Aug. 13-22 in Fairlea.
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Limited spots available for summer acting and dance academies
Spots remain for youth and teens interested in immersive weeklong courses to advance their performance skills.
