Donation of industry-leading software gives WVU students an edge
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WVU’s 24/7 crisis text line for students supported by donor’s gift
An anonymous donor’s gift will ensure that, although they aren’t on campus, students enrolled at West Virginia University can reach out to the Carruth Center for Counseling and Psychological Services through a 24/7 crisis text line to receive immediate assistance from a live, trained counselor – especially if they feel overwhelmed by the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Special day of giving planned May 5 to help WVU students hurt by COVID-19
West Virginia University supporters are being asked to step up for students Tuesday, May 5, during #GivingTuesdayNow, a global day of giving and unity created to help meet the unprecedented need caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Video: WVU students transition to online classes
WVU recognizes three faculty members as Foundation Outstanding Teachers for 2020
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Art Museum of WVU receives $50,000 from Henry Luce Foundation
The Art Museum of West Virginia University will soon transition one of its two galleries into a dynamic, rotating installation of objects from its nearly 5000-object permanent collection.
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Attorney General Morrisey announces more than $600K for WVU Foundation, Parkersburg hospital
Mikitas donate $100K to WVU Medicine Children’s Hospital
A retired West Virginia University-trained radiologist and his wife donated $100,000 to the new WVU Medicine Children’s Hospital.
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WVU to provide need-based support for students affected by COVID-19
The COVID-19 pandemic has dramatically altered life for West Virginia University students and their families, many of whom are unsure how they will afford food, housing and education costs in the coming months.
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