Cheers to the Class of 2020

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Cheers to the Class of 2020

May 18, 2020 by Holly Leleux-Thubron No Comments

Five ways that you can help a West Virginia small business today—and celebrate your favorite graduate. Congrats to all the...

April/May 2020, Sponsored Content, WVU

Taking You Where You Want to Go

May 11, 2020 by Morgantown Magazine Staff No Comments

SPONSORED CONTENT Mountain Line serves the residents and visitors of Morgantown and Monongalia County. The Million Dollar Question: Are buses...

October/November 2019, People + Places, WVU

A Slam Dunk

December 11, 2019 by Jess Walker No Comments

How one WVU basketball star reached above the rim and into history 35 years ago this December. When the first...

Web Exclusives, WVU

Where to Use Your Mountaineer Card

December 9, 2019 by Savannah Carr 1 Comment

As classes come to an end, many students have questions—where can I eat, how can I pay for food, and...

October/November 2019, WVU

No Business Like Sports Bu$iness

October 30, 2019 by Jess Walker No Comments

An inside look at WVU sports' score with the local economy. WRITTEN AND PHOTOGRAPHED BY JESS WALKER $aturday, the sun...

History, October/November 2019, WVU

WVU’s Mysterious Retejos Jichancas

October 28, 2019 by Pam Kasey No Comments

In November 1908, a group of 13 female WVU students formed a secret society. They made themselves mysterious and, at...

Web Exclusives, WVU

The Art of the Vote

October 7, 2019 by Jess Walker No Comments

Submit your design for a campaign button opposing voter suppression. Americans from sea to shining sea will cast their ballots...

Family stands in front of Stansbury hall in Morgantown

August/September 2019, History, People + Places, WVU

Harry Stansbury

September 9, 2019 by Nikki Bowman No Comments

As West Virginia University continues tear-down and removal of Stansbury Hall, Morgantown spoke with descendants about the life and legacy...

Fellows from the Food Justice Lab's Appalachian Food Justice Institute working at Sprouting Farms in Talcott, West Virginia

August/September 2019, People + Places, WVU

Food for Thought

September 9, 2019 by Savannah Carr No Comments

WVU’s Food Justice Lab links geography and food security. Finding food that is fresh, healthy, and affordable is a challenge...

People in sports bar watching football on televisions

Eat + Drink, Five Things Morgantown, Web Exclusives, WVU

Five Great Places to Watch the Away Game

September 6, 2019 by Savannah Carr No Comments

When the Mountaineers are away and you still want to play, head to one of these great places to catch...

June/July 2019, People + Places, WVU

Rooms to Let

July 29, 2019 by Morgantown Magazine Staff No Comments

Turn your hospitable nature and underused space into extra cash this fall. Everyone knows doling out parking spaces in Morgantown...

Features, June/July 2019, WVU

Don’t Struggle—FIGHT

July 16, 2019 by Morgantown Magazine Staff No Comments

Morgantown residents participate in WVU clinical trial for Alzheimer’s. Judi and Mark Polak like to stand in the spot where...

Book Reviews, June/July 2019, WVU

War on the Range

July 16, 2019 by Jess Walker No Comments

A WVU professor’s latest book covers the Bundy family’s challenge to the government and the rise of the Patriot movement....

Eat + Drink, Web Exclusives, WVU

Blowing Smoke

January 3, 2019 by Morgantown Magazine Staff No Comments

World barbecue champion Luke Darnell talks cartoon pigs, done temperatures, and popped tires. Morgantown native Luke Darnell started barbecuing as...

August/September 2013, Features, People + Places, WVU

The Spark That Ignites

November 25, 2018 by Morgantown Magazine Staff No Comments

On a farm outside Morgantown, a remarkable WVU alum spends long days making guns the old-fashioned way. ➼ Marvin Wotring...

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