GLENVILLE, W.Va. — Change is coming to the Glenville State University nursing collaboration with Marshall University.
Since 2023, students have been able to register in the Marshall University nursing program and take the courses remotely from the campus of Glenville State University but that’s going to change.
GSU President Dr. Mark Manchin said the remote delivery system is not serving the students well. Many students are having difficulty grasping the nursing curriculum in a virtual

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MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — Scientists from West Virginia University continue to find more support for a process that removes and collects rare earth minerals from acid mine drainage.
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WVU Water Research Institute Director Dr. Paul Ziemkiewicz said the rare earth recovery project has included the construction of a new acid mine drainage treatment plant near Mount Storm in Grant County.
“It’s a scale unit near Mount Storm and it takes about 800 gallons per minute of

MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — The West Virginia Public Education Collaborative is celebrating the 10th year of the statewide Remake Learning Days festival through May 25.
WVPEC Program Specialist Canyon Lohnas said the Mountain State has been a part of the hands-on learning event since the very first festival back in 2016. Hundreds of kids will engage with professionals from different cultures and disciplines to learn practical problem-solving concepts while being exposed to processes and experiences.

Today on MetroNews This Morning:
–WVU President Gordon Gee delivers his final commencement address
–School systems and the state BOE ask Governor and lawmakers to address concerns over PEIA
–Times are changing and creating challenges for emergency ambulance work
–In Sports: WVU claims the Big XII title in baseball, but need a reset going into the Big XII tourney after getting swept
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RAVENSWOOD, W.Va. — The Ohio Department of Transportation will soon begin reviewing the public comments they received on the replacement of the William S. Ritchie, Jr. Bridge that connects Meigs County, Ohio and Ravenswood, West Virginia.
“At this point we will be reviewing all of the comments that came in and sending responding to all of those,” Ashley Rittenhouse, ODOT’s Public Information Officer said.
The department opened a 30-day comment period back on April 10, after hosting a public