Update: The move-out process will now begin on May 18 and run through June 6, according to a University press release.
West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice announced Thursday the plan for lifting the state’s "stay at home" order and its replacement with a new "safer at home" executive order.
With many people living in off-campus apartments or houses planning to move in or out in May, the Monongalia County Health Department has created guidelines for the process.
Courtney is joined by CJ Belknap from Adventure WV’s Outdoor Education Center. He explains the wellbeing benefits of challenge and facilitation and walks us through some of the activities that folks can expect from a visit to the OEC.
A week after cash grant applications became available for students, WVU has announced changes to how it distributes the federal stimulus package money.
WVU has canceled all study abroad programs for the 2020 Fall semester.
The WVU Graduate and Professional Student Senate is requesting action toward the protection and support of University graduate students during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Morgantown Police Chief Ed Preston has resigned effective June 30.
WVU President E. Gordon Gee said the University is examining three approaches to the Fall 2020 semester in a letter he sent to the Mountaineer community.
WVU President E. Gordon Gee will be giving back 10% of his salary to the University amid the COVID-19 response.
West Virginia currently has 967 confirmed positive COVID-19 cases and 29 COVID-related deaths.
WVU is estimated to receive $20.2 million through a federal stimulus package to aid students in need.
Whether WVU will have in-person classes in the fall remains uncertain.
Another resident of Towers has tested positive for COVID-19.
WVU has announced all of its Morgantown courses will have a revised final exams schedule for Spring 2020.
Like many students, Abdulla Al Kaabi, a senior strategic communications student, moved back home after classes moved online.
The COVID-19 pandemic has officially reached WVU's campus.
A Morgantown woman was arrested following a Thursday party.
With election season around the corner, the WVU Center for Service and Learning is working to find ways for students to be civically engaged despite being off-campus.
More than dozen WVU students test positive for COVID-19, resided in off-campus Morgantown residences
The Monongalia County Health Department and WVU were notified Wednesday that more than a dozen WVU students have tested positive for novel coronavirus COVID-19.
All WVU summer-term courses will be held virtually, and all courses scheduled for May 11-29 have been canceled.
With establishments making workforce cuts across the nation, national unemployment has jumped to 4.4%, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
The Monongalia County Health Department is recommending that all citizens wear a mask or face covering while out in public.
Gov. Jim Justice's new executive order requires all essential businesses' employees and contractors to work from home to the fullest extent possible.
Joseph Moser, owner of Ashebrooke Liquor Outlet, said he had to deal with customers yelling at his employees after a rule banning out-of-state residents from buying liquor went into place in Monongalia County.
WVU students who lived in residence halls and paid for meal plans during the Spring 2020 semester will be refunded about 40% of their housing and dining costs.
Gov. Jim Justice announced Monday West Virginia's fourth confirmed death related to the COVID-19 pandemic.
There have been three confirmed deaths linked to COVID-19 in West Virginia, according to a Sunday press release by the state Department of Health and Human Resources.
West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice added Monongalia County into a list of counties that were given stricter COVID-19 protocols through an executive order.
People without a West Virginia-issued driver’s license or other state identification will be unable to buy liquor in Monongalia County.
WVU will host its yearly New Student Orientation in an online format as a public safety precaution due to COVID-19.
Originally scheduled May 12, West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice signed an executive order moving the state's primary election to June 9.
As courses move online, students are being provided the opportunity to register for high pass/pass/fail courses until April 24.
Courtney is joined by Brian Quigley from the Carruth Center for Psychological and Psychiatric Services to talk about everyone’s favorite thing – SLEEP!
Courtney sits down with Andrew Caryl from Collegiate Recovery where he details the programs and services available at Serenity Place. They also discuss the definition of recovery and talk a little bit about how everyone can support folks who are in recovery.
West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice said he is signing an executive order to suspend all elective medical procedures.
West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice announced Monday that all state park campgrounds will be closed in an effort to slow the spread of the coronavirus.
As the COVID-19 pandemic has created stay at home orders and lockdowns across the globe, some summer internships may no longer be possible
Wondering where you can get tested if you think you have COVID-19?
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, WVU's football spring game scheduled for April 18 at Milan Puskar Stadium has been canceled, according to the athletic department.
The first death from coronavirus in West Virginia has been confirmed.
With everyone socially distancing away from campus, we wanted to find out how everyone is keeping away cabin fever. Here's a few of our favorites so far.
Gov. Jim Justice has chosen WVU vice president and executive dean for Health Sciences Clay Marsh to serve as West Virginia’s COVID-19 czar.
West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice said he is initiating additional safeguards to prevent the government from misreporting coronavirus-related deaths.
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