A portion of parking lot ST-10 at Falling Run Road will be closed Friday (March 28), while the remainder of the lot remains open.
During this time, parking is available in other short-term lots on the Downtown area of campus, like ST-2 at the upper level of the Mountainlair Garage, ST-5 at the Sunnyside large lot or ST-7 at the intersection of Campus Drive and Beechurst Avenue.
Help the Three Rivers QUEST Program at the West Virginia Water Research Institute and Ascend WV clean up the Monongahela River on May 10.
Volunteers will pick up trash from the trails, banks and waters of the Monongahela River at Hazel Ruby McQuain Park.
The National Weather Service recognizes March 24-28 as Spring Severe Weather Awareness Week, and the University Police Department’s Emergency Management team is sharing the following information so you can be as prepared as possible.
Tornadoes, flash floods and lightning storms can develop quickly and without much warning. Understanding severe weather alerts, knowing where to seek shelter and having an emergency plan are important steps in being prepared.
Join us for the Spring AD Luncheon on Wednesday, May 14, from 11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. in Training Table at Milan Puskar Stadium!
As part of the Morgantown Utility Board’s continued construction on North High Street, the roadway will be closed from the intersection at Prospect Street to Maiden Lane beginning today (March 24) through April 9.
To accommodate this work, the North High Street exit for the top floor of the Mountainlair parking garage — lot ST-2 — will be closed. All drivers should both enter and exit the top floor of the garage through the College Avenue access point.
On February 28, students from the WVU School of Art and Design accepted new and gently used professional clothing and performance wear at three locations – the Canady Creative Arts Center, Martin Hall and The Retail Lab on High Street, where the closet will be housed.
Students, faculty, staff and Morgantown community members are invited to join University Police for an open P.R.O.T.E.C.T. training on Tuesday, April 8, to learn valuable self-defense techniques.
P.R.O.T.E.C.T. is an immersive training that uses hands-on demonstrations to provide participants with the skills needed to recognize a threat, escape an attack and get to a safe place to call for help. Participants will learn striking techniques, takedowns and escape holds and will gain information on developing situational awareness.
The training will be held from 5 to 9 p.m. in room 101 of the Student Health Building, located near the Student Rec Center. UPD recommends that participants wear comfortable, athletic clothing.
Space is limited, and registration is required. Reserve your spot here.
The P.R.O.T.E.C.T. training, as well as other trainings, are also available to campus groups by request. Learn more about trainings.
To learn more about UPD, visit Police website. Download the LiveSafe (https://police.wvu.edu/campus-safety/livesafe) app and turn on push notifications for direct and discreet two-way communication with police.