WVU Office of Compliance and Prevention Education

In collaboration with the WVU University Police Department, we are sponsoring a hands-on self-defense session on November 5th, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the Towers Blue & Gold Rooms.

This immersive session focuses on situational awareness, escape techniques, and physical defense skills. Participants will learn how to recognize potential threats, practice effective escapes, and build confidence to protect themselves when help isn’t nearby.

Come ready to move, learn, and feel empowered! For more information, please contact OCPE, [email protected] or (304) 293-5600.

We asked over 500 students what their biggest concerns on campus are.

Here's their top 5.

Join us tonight, September 17 from 5:00 - 6:00 p.m. for our panel, Informed, Empowered, Supported: Navigating Medical Forensic Exams!

Join us for Yappy Hour today from 1 - 3 p.m.!

Mountaineers protect each other.

That includes protection from prosecution when you or a friend is in serious need of medical attention due to use of overuse of alcohol or drugs. Learn more about Medical Amnesty and other safety practices/policies at: safety.wvu.edu

Our first self-care event of the semester is just around the corner!

You are invited to join along for an evening of painting some artwork and sipping a drink (non-alc) with your friends. We'll see you next week, September 17 from 6-8 PM!

Scan the QR code to RSVP today.

We all witness moments that could cause harm ... the question is: What Would You Do? 👀

A bystander notices, but an active bystander steps in. Reporting harm supports survivors, keeps our campus safe, and holds people accountable.

Small actions cause a big impact. Together, we can create a safer, stronger WVU community.

We hear you: Life without your pup is "ruff." Our Hearts of Gold therapy dogs want to help, so they're coming to the Mountainlair on Tuesday! Come by from 12 - 2 PM to say hello*

*the dogs request scratches in addition to saying hello, so if you could include some of those, too...