Recreation Center Parking Lot Closure on Feb. 26 and 27
Short-term parking on the upper level of the Mountainlair parking garage will be limited as we welcome future Mountaineers to campus for Experience Honors Day on Friday (Feb. 28).
Right on cue, funding is lined up to complete the first phase of a new practice facility for the West Virginia University Mountaineer Marching Band. The WVU Board of Governors approved approximately $1.6 million for the Pride Practice Field and Facility project during a regular meeting Friday (Feb. 21).
Construction of the first phase is scheduled to begin March 1, and should be completed in July in time for the start of fall band camp.
Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) assistance from the
WVU Hub in upcoming tabling events. The March 1 priority deadline is approaching!
Students should submit early for maximum aid consideration!
WVU Hub info tables will be located at the Mountainlair and the Recreation Center.
Students needing assistance in completing their FAFSA, must bring their own device.
The West Virginia University Board of Governors voted to approve a top candidate to serve as the University’s 27th president during a regular meeting Thursday (Feb. 20) at the Erickson Alumni Center.
“At a time when the higher education landscape is changing, we think that this person can best lead West Virginia University – the state’s flagship university – forward and serve as its 27th president,” said Rick Pill, BOG chair.
Dear WVU Community,
At WVU, we stand together as a community — especially during times of hardship. Our commitment to the Mountaineer family in Southern West Virginia is unwavering, and we are here to offer support, compassion and resources to those impacted by the recent flooding.
No matter how you choose to travel around campus, use these reminders from the WVU Police Department to keep all Mountaineers as safe as possible.
VOCES8, a 2023 Grammy-nominated British vocal ensemble, will perform on March 1 at 7:30 p.m. in the West Virginia University (WVU) Canady Creative Arts Center (CCAC) as part of the Canady Chamber Series.
Students and employees who currently use the Facilities Service Desk application to submit facility/maintenance work order requests for WVU buildings on all campuses will notice a change to the login process at fsd.wvu.edu. The service will be unavailable for about 5 minutes on Sunday, Feb. 23 while this change is being made.
The current web address, fsd.wvu.edu, will immediately redirect you to a login screen for SOLE, a WVU system used primarily by Health Sciences. To log in, you will enter your WVU Login credentials and authenticate with Duo as you normally do. The new FSD page will display, and there are convenient tabs across the top for quick navigation to more specific site content.
To submit a facility/maintenance request, select the Submit tab and complete the request form. You will see a new field, Request Title, where you will enter a brief title or summary of your request. Complete the fields and click Submit at the bottom. You will receive email notifications as your request is assigned and completed.
If you have bookmarked the current FSD site and don’t type in the web address, please delete that bookmark once this change has been made.
If you currently request work orders through a Building Supervisor or directly in WVU’s Facilities Maintenance system, Unifier, please continue doing so.
If you have trouble logging in, please contact the ITS Service Desk at 304-293-4444.
A murder mystery arrives in Morgantown with “The Rimers of Eldritch,” premiering February 27 in the Gladys G. Davis Theatre at the West Virginia University Canady Creative Arts Center.
A man has been murdered in a small mid-western town, but who was he? Who would murder him? How and why? Secrets abound in Eldritch, where morality and gossip walk hand-in-hand. The truth will reveal the hidden secrets among its residents.
The submission window for Art in the Libraries’ 2025 Graduate Student Exhibits Award is now open through May 15.
The WVU Police Department is taking the campus community “Behind the Badge” to introduce the dedicated police officers, campus safety officers and dispatchers who keep our University safe.
Brayden McIntyre, who serves as a public safety dispatcher while pursuing his bachelor’s degree in criminology, is passionate about serving the community he grew up in.
West Virginia University Vice President for Research Fred King shared the following message with the University community today (Feb. 17).
West Virginia University Vice President for Research Fred King shared the following message with the University community today (Feb. 17).
Tax season is upon us, and with it comes opportunities for identity theft and fraud.
Information Technology Services reminds employees of the following tips to protect your identity, secure your tax return and reduce the risk of fraud:
For many students, managing personal health can be overwhelming, especially when it comes to gynecological care.
However, thanks to providers dedicated to women’s care like Carrie Pratt, a nurse practitioner at Student Health since 2015, students are finding the care and education they need in a comfortable, judgment-free environment.