Happy November Falcons! This month’s presidential update comes to you from The Nest, Fairmont State’s on-campus food and goods pantry, located on the second floor of the Falcon Center.
After more than a year of listening sessions, discussions, planning and replanning, Fairmont State University has finished its strategic vision for the next decade, which centers on the university being a great place to learn, work and call home.
It’s election season, and while the air outside is getting chillier, the temperature of political discourse is rising across the country.
It’s Homecoming Week! Home isn’t just where you are from or where you live. Home is where you BELONG, and I want every member of our campus community and all of NCWV to know that you belong at Fairmont State and we are here for you. Homecoming is sure to be an exciting week with many opportunities to celebrate the Falcon spirit.
It’s late-September, and Fairmont State University has been back in session for a month or so. And while you may not have realized it, it’s time for you to come ‘back to school,’ too. It’s time for you to discover what makes this a Great Place to Call Home.
President Mike Davis kicks off the 2024-2025 academic years by showcasing some of the resources available around campus including the LEAD Center, Student Health, Student Government Association, and more.
President Mike Davis speaks to the Fairmont State University Class of 2028 at the Convocation for the 2024-2025 Academic Year.
5 News’ Tanner Gilmartin sat down with Fairmont State President Mike Davis before the beginning of the upcoming school year.
President Mike Davis delivers the Opening Address to Fairmont State University Faculty and Staff at the Opening Session for the 2024-2025 Academic Year.
President Davis' August video has updates on employee and dependent tuition waiver benefits, Fairmont State License Plates, arriving Falcons and "What’s in the Egg?"
It’s a year in review as we take a look back at President Davis’ first year at Fairmont State University.
A law allowing concealed carry permit holders to carry a firearm onto the campus of any of the state’s higher education institutions goes into effect July 1.
It’s Fairmont State Day at Kendrick Family Ballpark at the Monongalia County Baseball Complex. The Fairmont State Alumni Association, in collaboration with the President’s Office, hosted an alumni event Thursday night at the West Virginia Black Bears game.
President Mike reflects on Father's Day at Central United Methodist Church, home of the first observance of Father's Day.
Just over a year ago, the Fairmont State University Board of Governors hired Dr. Mike Davis as the university’s new president, and with the 2023-24 academic year now over, he’s optimistic about Fairmont State’s future.
