Seven historic trees on the WVU downtown campus may be at risk for removal.

For the past couple years, a cute childhood trend famously worn by the character Michelle in the sitcom “Full House” is coming back into fashion. Except this time, it’s impacting the fashion choices of college-aged students as well.

As the Fall semester winds down, finals are ramping up for all students on campus, but for many, it’s their first experience with a college exam week.

A career that has spanned nearly two decades started as a way just to get him out of the house.

Before Timmy Eads was selected as the 2019-20 Mountaineer, students were contacting then-Mountaineer Trevor Kiess with questions about the position and asking how they could apply.

While students often look beyond WVU and Sodexo to satisfy their hunger or thirst, sometimes compromising for some less-than-desirable food is necessary; dining halls still remain an important part of student life.

Two years ago, Letícia Grützmann started a choir mostly made up of friends, having no idea it would later evolve into a semi-professional choir.

Two years ago, Letícia Grützmann started a choir mostly made up of friends, having no idea it would later evolve into a semi-professional choir.

With everything going on in the lives of college students, it’s not surprising they often leave things behind.

While everyone begins to get excited for the grand opening of the Chipotle on High Street, I couldn’t help but look at the local businesses we already had here in Morgantown.

Wearing black and holding wide-open wallets, a group of WVU students took one final trip to the soon-to-close University Avenue Sheetz on Tuesday night. 

It’s easy to slip into a routine as a college student, especially with a set schedule of classes we all follow for an entire semester. Sometimes, we all feel stuck or overwhelmed because of these routines, and it’s difficult to find a way to destress.

When you have such a big campus like WVU, chances are you will have to do some walking.

Tired of waiting in line during the after-class lunch rush?

WVU announced upcoming construction on a practice facility for The Pride of West Virginia.

The restoration of Dorsey’s Knob Park’s beloved “Spirit Wall” mosaic mural is finally nearing completion, and Debora Palmer couldn’t be happier.

New York Times best-selling author Tara Westover spoke at the Mountainlair Monday night on the effects of education and how everyone deserves an education, regardless of background. 

As things start getting colder and everyone starts getting into the holiday spirit, I always love big breakfasts. In Morgantown, there are a lot of good places to go to get a good dinner, but places that make a good, American breakfast are a little bit harder to find. 

Although quiz bowl is new to WVU, for freshman forensic and investigative sciences student, Jonah Nieschwitz, it has felt like a piece of his old high school is on campus.

The chicken has finally crossed the road.

When walking around WVU’s campus, there is more to notice than just the beauty of Woodburn Hall or the breathtaking colors of fall. While observing the student population, it is easy to see the emerging trends that spread like wildfire due to pop culture and social media.

November is World Vegan Month, and Stephanie Hunt, president of the Vegan and Vegetarian Society at WVU, celebrates it by encouraging students to transition to a more plant-based diet.

After increased competition in recent years, the video arcade in the Mountainlair is no more.

On Nov. 9, 1989, the destruction of the wall separating East and West Germany began. Now, 30 years later, the WVU German Club is tearing down their own Berlin Wall.

The autumn air closes in and your sweet tooth starts to ache; Halloween is here.

WVU certainly has a historic campus, with many of its buildings being built in the 1800s. This makes the University a hotspot for ghosts throughout its many buildings.