If your daily activities or hobbies are affected by pain, loss of mobility, strength, or weight bearing issues or limitations, aquatic therapy sessions at the Student Rec Center pool may help. The Aquatic Therapy Clinic offers free, one-on-one aquatic therapy sessions to adults and children who have a variety of conditions that may benefit from working in the water.
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ITS is requiring this update to address a serious security threat. You have already received a “Managed Update” notification, but you don’t need to wait until 5 p.m. for the update. To avoid disruption to your work, you can go to System Settings at a time that’s convenient for you, click “Check for Updates,” then select “Restart Now.”
Cybercriminals see the start of a new semester as an opportunity to take advantage of faculty, staff and students. If something sounds too good to be true — or demands urgency — pause and verify. Information Technology Services is offering tips to help you stay safe in today’s evolving threat landscape.
"Earth’s Wild Ride” will take place at 8 p.m. and “Stars: Powerhouses of the Universe” at 9 p.m. tonight Aug. 22). Shows are free and open to the public, but reservations are required due to limited seating.
Michael T. Benson and Wren Baker join MetroNews “3 Guys Before The Game” to discuss the relationship between administration and athletics, as well as how WVU fits into the future of college athletics.
As the front-facing unit of the Office of Admissions and Recruitment, the Visitors Center welcomes prospective students and families as they begin their campus visits to WVU. Located in One Waterfront Place, it introduces future students to programs, people and places that make being a Mountaineer the experience of a lifetime.