Higher Education

All of West Virginia’s two and four-year public and private nonprofit higher education institutions will see support from the state to help increase surveillance testing for the coronavirus.

On this West Virginia Morning, our election coverage continues with an exploration of the state’s Attorney General race. Also, in this show, we hear from West Virginia’s higher education systems Chancellor Sarah Armstrong Tucker who speaks to workforce challenges in the state.

On this West Virginia Morning, we explore how the pandemic is affecting West Virginia's higher education institutions and recent graduates looking for work.

Fall reopening for colleges and universities has been a challenge. But fewer higher education students and staff in West Virginia are testing positive for the coronavirus than expected. We break down the pandemic's impact, so far, on the state's higher education institutions.

Marshall University’s President Jerome Gilbert announced the school will impose pay cuts to 650 employees due to the coronavirus pandemic’s impact on…

A webinar series aimed at helping West Virginia students and families figure out how to best pay for college is kicking off this week and will continue…

Updated on Aug. 12, 2020 at 9:50 a.m.  All of West Virginia’s higher education institutions have varying return-to-campus plans in place for the fall 2020…

Gov. Jim Justice announced Friday that he will sign an executive order authorizing universities and colleges to reopen their campuses this fall. Justice…

There have been a lot of questions about what public schooling in West Virginia will look like in the fall, but there’s also quite a few questions about…

On this West Virginia Morning, we consider the challenges colleges and universities are facing as the fall semester approaches. Also, in this show, we…