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Valentine’s Day is almost here, and movies are a great way to get into the spirit, if you know what to look for. The last thing you want in your romantic plans is a film that kills the vibe, so here are five movies streaming on Netflix to put you in the mood for love:

With a possible name change coming to the WVU Coliseum in the coming years, students across campus have mixed emotions.

Buttons and pins have been a popular staple for a long time, but they have grown in popularity with college students over the years. More often than not, you can see these little, or big, metal pieces hanging from a student’s backpack or jacket around campus.

Students will have the opportunity to learn about mental health and spread suicide prevention tips at WVU’s first-ever Fresh Check Day.

Masses of people flocked to Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania, on Sunday to witness popular groundhog Punxsutawney Phil’s prediction for the remainder of winter. 

With pop music blasting from speakers and crowds gathering throughout downtown, the annual tradition of Panhellenic Bid Day finally came for 2020.

Coming to WVU, a student can expect to be face to face with many opportunities to get involved in whatever piques their interest. With more than 480 clubs and organizations, it can be difficult to sift through them all and make a decision.

Although it was a simple storytime to the children listening, Thursday night’s Drag Queen Storytime and Show had much more meaning behind it.

Despite threats of violence toward a similar event just a few months ago, WVU’s LGBTQ+ Center is set to hold a Drag Queen Storytime event Thursday night in the Mountainlair’s Gluck Theatre.

In a world so often divided by differences, WVU’s student diversity ambassadors are leading the charge to ensure everyone on campus feels like a Mountaineer.

Dogs have become more than just a companion to millions of people in the United States. They have become essential parts of the lives of some people with disabilities, who rely on these specially trained dogs to navigate the world.

If you’re over the age of 21 or happened to live in Boreman Hall at any point, you know what the “Canteen” is. Not only is it a location to meet your best friends and relax after an exhausting day of classes, it’s a place to fulfill any late-night cravings for mozzarella sticks or fries.

The sisterhoods of WVU’s Panhellenic sororities will soon grow as recruitment begins Friday.

When 40 people showed up to the first WVU Guitar Club meeting, it soon became hectic with differing styles and levels of expertise.

When Nickelodeon’s “The SpongeBob Musical” was advertised as one of the upcoming performances at WVU’s Creative Arts Center, students jumped at the chance to get tickets to see their childhood hero perform in real life.

There was little fanfare for the parents of the first baby born at J.W. Ruby Memorial Hospital in 2020. Instead, there was just a lot of waiting.

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.