AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoWVU & Community: WVU President welcomed students ahead of the new academic year, while move-in days ramp up Aug. 13-15 as the campus and local schools gear for back-to-school. Health Access: WVU Medicine’s mobile lung cancer screening unit, LUCAS, is set to visit Harrison and Clay counties in September, offering low-dose CT scans for eligible patients. Education: West Virginia’s 2026 student assessment results show math and overall English Language Arts above pre-pandemic levels, with science slightly down. Arts & Culture: Monongalia County arts groups are sharing $135,000 in 2026-27 Organizational Arts Grants, supporting everything from symphonies and theater to outdoor arts and science programming. Entertainment Spotlight: WVU’s “Mountaineer Playbook” student producer Alison Smallwood won a Gracie Award for her “3-in-30” segment. Sports: Rich Rodriguez says WVU football has less practice time before school starts, with the first live test coming Sept. 5 vs. Coastal Carolina. Local Interest: Morgantown’s CASA for Kids is hosting a Community Goose Chase Aug. 29 to recruit volunteers and raise support for court-appointed advocates.
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