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Move-In Day at Wheeling University

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Photo by Derek Redd
Wheeling University resident assistants Hamza Memom, foreground, and Samuel Clark, second from front, help incoming freshman Peyton Tuttle, back, of Stuebenville, and his parents Dave and Amber Tuttle, move Peyton into his dorm Friday morning. According to WU, the 2022 incoming class was slightly larger than last year’s. The Wheeling University admissions department also reported significant increases in international, non-traditional, transfer and first-generation college students.

Wheeling University resident assistants Hamza Memom, foreground, and Samuel Clark, second from front, help incoming freshman Peyton Tuttle, back, of Stuebenville, and his parents Dave and Amber Tuttle, move Peyton into his dorm Friday morning. According to WU, the 2022 incoming class was slightly larger than last year's. The Wheeling University admissions department also reported significant increases in international, non-traditional, transfer and first-generation college students. Additionally, students who make up the class came from 22 states and 24 countries. The largest groups of new domestic students hail from Ohio (49), Pennsylvania (26), West Virginia (25), and Maryland (12). International students arrived in Wheeling from around the globe, including Canada, Congo, Chile, Ethiopia, France, Ghana, Germany, Haiti, India, Italy, Kenya, Mongolia, Morocco, Nigeria, Norway, New Zealand, South Africa, Spain, Sweden, Uganda, United Kingdom, Venezuela, Zambia, and Zimbabwe. (Photo by Derek Redd)

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