Building on previous groundbreaking discoveries of rare earth elements in acid mine drainage from retired coal mines, the University is launching the WVU Rare Earth Elements Initiative to secure a domestic supply of these critical materials. WVU has also established Mission Critical Materials, a for-profit startup, to commercialize 10 years of the University’s proven AMDREE technology.
Announcements
The Office of Student Accommodations is recognizing nine faculty and staff members for going out of their way to make the University more accessible to students with disabilities.
WVU will celebrate this year’s August and December graduates during Commencement ceremonies on Saturday, Dec. 12. Spring 2027 graduates will be honored May 14-16, 2027. All ceremonies will take place at the Hope Coliseum.
Whether you are seeking help with stress management, counseling services or wellness programs, the Benefits Strategy team encourages you to take an active step toward your well-being by exploring the various resources available as part of your total rewards package.
The Life Sciences Building roof replacement project will require crane access to the front of the building along Campus Drive, resulting in lane and sidewalk closures beginning Tuesday (May 26) through May 29.
The family of the late U.S. Rep. David B. McKinley is honoring his wish to establish a scholarship to benefit future engineers studying at the Benjamin M. Statler College of Engineering and Mineral Resources.