The information sessions will be held via Zoom at noon Tuesday (July 28). Sector-specific Zoom links were sent out via email to Classified Staff on Friday (July 24).
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The Downtown, Evansdale, and Health Sciences libraries will be closed Wednesday (July 29) for a staff gathering. Normal summer hours will resume Thursday (July 30).
Demonstrating speed, precision, and adaptability in autonomous vehicle technology, a team of students from the Benjamin M. Statler College of Engineering and Mineral Resources placed third overall at the 28th RoboRacer Autonomous Racing Competition, held during the 2026 IEEE Intelligent Vehicles Symposium in Detroit, Michigan.
School of Nursing-Trained Faith Community Nurse Stephanie Hatfield is extending healthcare beyond the walls of her church by connecting vulnerable residents in Mingo County with medical care, housing, addiction recovery resources, and other essential services while providing compassionate, faith-based support.
The Association of American Medical Colleges highlights the work of dedicated School of Medicine faculty to improve healthcare access for rural West Virginians, while offering rural tracks that equip medical professionals to practice in resource limited areas.
Following his death at the age of 71, University and other community members will come together to remember Michael Ellington, who retired from the University in 2022 after decades of service, starting Sunday (July 26).