Cuts include 9% of majors, 7% of full-time faculty members, and all the foreign language programs. WVU’s Lisa DiBartolomeo, Mary W. Singer Professor in the Humanities: “It’s hard to imagine any university, anywhere in the world, not teaching world languages, let alone the state flagship, land-grant, R1 university in a state like West Virginia.” Read more from Inside Higher Education.
Here is a detailed perspective written by WVU employees.
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