Three teams of students were awarded for their work following the annual School of Dentistry research competition on April 3. See this year's winners.
School of Dentistry announces student research award winners
Three teams of students were awarded for their work following the annual School of Dentistry research competition on April 3. See this year's winners.
The Art in the Libraries committee is seeking original 3” button designs (designed by humans OR human-directed AI) to be given away and on display at the upcoming Artificial Intelligence exhibition next academic year (2025-26).
After volunteering at an oral cancer screening event, WVU student Abbie Ash discovered the importance of early detection — sparking her passion for helping others through education and advocacy.
WVU students are invited to attend Lavender Graduation, hosted by the LGBTQ+ Center, on Sunday, April 27 from 3-6 p.m. in the Mountainlair, Blue Ballroom.
The recipients of the inaugural WVU College of Creative Arts and Media faculty awards exemplify excellence in research, teaching and service. Awardees include Katie Jones, Joe Jones, Angela Uriyo, Joshua Swiger and Ross Justice.
The mission of West Virginia University is rooted in service to the state and exemplified in the WVU School of Dentistry through excellence in education, clinical experiences and research to reduce oral health disparities. That commitment to improving others’ well-being resonated with Dr. Bayan Abuhalimeh when she was selecting where to continue her dental education.
Students who are interested in careers in defense or cybersecurity fields are encouraged to apply for a paid internship opportunity through the Department of Defense’s prestigious Virtual Institutes for Cyber and Electromagnetic Research and Employment (VICEROY) ENVOY program.
The LGBTQ+ Center is hosting a series of student research presentations throughout the month of April. All presentations are free to attend and open to the campus and community.
WVU Libraries encourages undergraduate students who wrote an exceptional humanities or social sciences research paper this 2024-25 academic year to submit their work for consideration for the Robert F. Munn Library Scholars Award.
Did your classes this year take you by surprise with the amount or quality of research needed? Register now for ULIB 101 next semester, a hybrid 2-credit course that will help you make research easier for any class, any subject, any major.
On April 28, the WVU Humanities Center will host an interdisciplinary panel discussion at 4 p.m. to discuss the concept of place in our work and lives as humans.
From April 14-18, the Department of English will be holding a Week of Writing celebration. There will be several events that the campus community is invited to attend, including:
Students interested in learning more about WVU’s Occupational Therapy programs
are invited to meet faculty and current students at an open house event on
Friday, April 25 at 4 p.m. in room 1202 HSC-South.
Learn more and register for the open house.
Students interested in learning more about the WVU School of Medicine’s Medical Laboratory
Science (MLS) Master’s degree are invited to attend a virtual open house on April
24 at 4 p.m. via Zoom.
Learn more and register for the open house.
The Degree Works Classic button will be removed from the student view on the WVU Portal homepage on Friday, May 23. Degree Works Responsive will be the only available version after a major system upgrade in July.
You’ve probably heard of CliftonStrengths and the Purpose Center, but have you taken advantage of the free resources offered to you as a student?
Health Sciences Center career workshops will be offered throughout April by Robert Barricelli, career development specialist for the WVU Health Sciences Center.
Students are encouraged to join more than 400 top leaders at Focus Forward on April 22 at the Morgantown Marriott at Waterfront Place. The statewide conference will take place from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., followed by a special reception from 4:30 p.m. to 6 p.m. to celebrate the legacy of President Gordon Gee. Registration is free but required to attend both the conference and/or the reception.
Graduate students looking to boost their productivity and connect with a community of writers are invited to attend the ADVANCE Center’s weekly writing accountability group.
The group meets every Wednesday from noon to 2 p.m. in Field Hall, Room 2202 and on Zoom.
WVU undergraduate students can earn up to five credits through this fully online, three-week accelerated learning option from May 12- 30.