Join the WVU Alumni Association's Grand Strand Chapter here to watch Mountaineer football and basketball games. Read more.
Bike, walk, run, or roller blade the miles of rail trails in the Morgantown area. Grab your bike and take the rail trail to bypass downtown traffic.
With over 325 student organizations on campus, there is something for everyone. If not, start your own!
Get the current PRT status by visiting http://m.wvu.edu on your mobile device. Read more.
No need to leave town to go hiking. Located near the Coliseum and the CAC, the Arboretum offers 3.5 miles of trails through old-growth forest and the Monongahela River flood plain. Read more.
Visit Marilla Park for tennis and basketball courts, picnic areas, an outdoor pool with water slides, a skate park, and easy access to the Deckers Creek Rail Trail.
For a who’s who of Mountaineer sports history, walk around the inner concourse where bronze plaques salute WVU Sports Hall of Fame inductees. Read more.
NAFTC is the only nationwide alternative fuel vehicle and advanced technology vehicle training organization in the U.S.
Home of the U.S. News Top 100 WVU College of Law, Law School hill offers one of the best views of Morgantown. Check out this favorite football game day tailgating spot. Take in that mountain air!
Equipped with a 90-yard FieldTurf playing surface, this versatile facility is used not only by the football team but also the baseball and soccer teams.
With a 12,000 sq. ft. cover of plants on the roof, Brooks Hall is the first building on campus to incorporate green roof technology.
Stop by the Mesaros Galleries connected to the lobby for the latest art exhibition.
For a great view of Morgantown and the Monongahela River, walk over to the small parking area next to the Oakland St. entrance.
With more than 300,000 volumes and volume-equivalents, this is the largest public law library in West Virginia.
Check out the interactive displays to learn more about WVU. Walk-ins are welcome! To schedule a campus tour, call 304-293-3489. Read more.
Experience more than a century of Mountaineer football history at the Donald J. Brohard Hall of Traditions. Open 9-5 weekdays. Read more.
Official football headquarters of the NY-NJ Metro Chapter of the WVU Alumni Association. Wear your gold and blue and watch the game with fellow Mountaineers! Read more.
Join the Central PA WVU Alumni Chapter here to cheer on the Mountaineers! Football game watch parties are held in the banquet room. Read more.
Climb up to Sky Rock to see the stunning panoramic view that’s been attracting Morgantown residents for generations. Great spot to watch the sun set. Read more.
Cheer on the Mountaineer club hockey teams here! WVU has played in the national tournament 4 times. The arena is open to the public for ice skating August to March. Read more.
Need a little help with that math class? Free to students, the Learning Center in Room 301 is staffed to help with homework or questions regarding returned homework/exams. No appointment necessary!
Head over to the Blue Gate and take your picture with the statue of basketball legend Jerry West (a.k.a. “The Logo”).
Take the Service Road for a quick connection to the rail trail from Evansdale. Bikes permitted only on the Service Road.
Park here on WVU football game days and ride a Mountain Line shuttle to the stadium. Cost is $3 round trip; fans with a parking garage pay stub will ride for free. Children 3 and under ride free.
WVU alumna Vivien Woofter led the restoration of the Hôtel de Talleyrand for the U.S. State Dept. The building is used for diplomatic meetings, receptions, conferences, and cultural events.
On WVU football game days, park here and take the shuttle to the stadium. Round trip fee is $3. Shuttle buses start 2 hours before kickoff and run as necessary after the game.
A favorite spot for relaxation and recreation, Coopers Rock is great for hiking, mountain biking, rock climbing, cross country skiing, and picnicking. Read more.
Get creative with pottery, stained glass, tie dye, bead work, and candle making in the Craft Center in the basement.
With a sixty foot tower and grotesque, hand-carved faces, Stewart Hall was WVU’s first library and now houses the administration. Questions about your bill? Student Accounts is in the basement.
The Entrepreneurship Center hosts the annual Business Plan Competition, open to all WV college students. In 4 years, the BPC has helped launch 15 businesses. Big Ideas = Big Reward. What’s your idea?
