As West Virginia University football season dawns, students expect a new song each year to keep their Mountaineer pride alive: local rapper 6’6 240’s "Gold N Blue" anthem.
West Virginia University Pearly Isaac Reed School of Journalism Associate Dean and Professor John Temple was awarded the 2010 Scribes Book Award for his book "The Last Lawyer: The Fight to Save Death Row Inmates."
Whether you grew up as a Michael Jackson fan or are indifferent to his music, Jackson’s sway over the media and untimely death are extremely important elements of the history of popular culture.
Whether your summer consists of lying by the pool and going on vacation or taking summer classes and working, you need to take a break at some point and read a good book.
A benefit will be held at De Lazy Lizard tonight at 8 to raise money for a West Virginia University grad’s necessary surgery in the form of her favorite hobby: a Latin dance party.
The photography of Michael Sherwin, assistant professor of Photography and Intermedia in the division of Arts and Design, will be showcased in his exhibit in the Creative Arts Center today at 5 p.m.
The West Virginia University College of Creative Arts has neared completion of its first phase of renovations to the former Erickson Alumni Center and plans to be finished with the addition of an Art Museum in 2012.
The West Virginia Division of Culture and History hosted the 34th annual Vandalia Gathering in Charleston, W.Va., May 28 in the Norman L. Fagan West Virginia State Theater of the Culture Center .
Psychopaths and themed super-villains are no problems for Batman, but what happens when one of his former sidekicks decides that the caped crusader hasn’t gone far enough in his war on crime and takes matters into his own hands?
West Virginia University has always been known for its active social scene and WVUp All Night is one of the many school-sponsored programs that keep this rep alive.
The Creative Arts Center will host Tenor Richard Kosowski and pianist Russell Young for a Guest Artist Recital at 7:30 p.m. in the Bloch Learning and Performance Hall.
Seminal Boise, Idaho-based indie rock group Built to Spill and upcoming Mexico City-based Chikita Violenta played a sold-out crowd at 123 Pleasant Street Tuesday.
Students wanting a chance to prove they can sing to something other than the bathroom mirror can audition for Mountaineer Idol Wednesday beginning at 4 p.m. in the Shenandoah Room of the Mountainlair.
Summer is heating up and so are the hottest summer fashions and West Virginia University students and local Morgantown shops are excited to share their new summer fashion trends.
Play written by local veteran based on his experiences
M.T. Pockets will be debuting a play, "Infidel," written by Morgantown native Robert Leonhard Aug. 26 through Aug. 28 at 8 p.m. in the Tanner Theatre of the Monongalia Arts Center.
The biggest comic book convention in the world was held, San Diego Comic-Con International, but, besides comics, it also brought news on video games, movies and television.
What if sports were more violent? I’m not talking a return of the XFL, but instead of having baseball or football to watch, the most popular sporting event was groups of trained killers competing for cash.
With the West Virginia football season a little more than 50 days away from taking over in Morgantown, EA Sports released its college football franchise’s latest game "NCAA Football 2011" Tuesday.