Mountaineers in Arms

Nearly 2,700 U.S. soldiers mobilized for World War I, which ended 100 years ago, had ties to WVU. Here's a look at some of those soldiers and letters from the war that are preserved at WVU Libraries.

This graduate student is the WVU Chess Club's first known female president.

WVU athletes made it to the U.S. Swimming National Championships for the first time in several years.

Welcome Week 2018 was full of friends, film, food, FallFest...and more.

Justin Bieber. Five Finger Death Punch. Alabama. These are the eclectic sounds of WVU baseball's walk-up songs.

Come in and join the circle. Here's a look at summer camps offered through WVU.

Will Grier is as much a superstar family man than a superstar quarterback (though he doesn't like changing diapers).

These patriotic photos of campus will have you eating apple pie and chanting "U-S-A! U-S-A!"

The WVU women's soccer team has a few secret weapons in their arsenal -- smart tech.

Delve into the core of this picturesque 91-acre tree sanctuary in Morgantown.

WVU professors are on the frontlines of combatting the opioid crisis.

Some look at where we've been. We look at what's ahead. Here's what drives West Virginia forward.

At WVU, dog days aren't just in the summer.

WVU and Pitt return to the backyard to rekindle a century-old rivalry.

You don't need to put any thought into your holiday shopping list. We've done it for you.

A look inside the grit and grind of the WVU hockey team.

WVU has covered new ground in changing the culture.

The historically rich West Virginia coal and petroleum industries are being preserved at the Royce J. and Caroline B. Watts Museum.

The hidden history of Woodburn Hall is chronicled in generations of names etched in the plaster on the walls of the small cupola room overlooking the Monongahela River.

Hail WV! And hail to this list of songs to be churned out by the Pride of WV in 2018.

The first WVU-VT matchup in 12 years was a chance for alumni of both teams to crack wise and socialize.

Remember when Kanye played FallFest? Or Maroon 5? What about Violent Femmes and Biz Markie in '98? Huh, what?

We bid farewell to an old friend we knew as Arnold Hall, which served as a home away from home for more than 35,000 students since 1957.

We take a look back at the people, places and events that helped make WVU truly unique.

Dive into a comprehensive collection of beloved science fiction writer Isaac Asimov.

Commencement does not mark the end of creativity and inspiration, as we can see in some of our favorite graduation caps in recent years.

Some students come from across the world just to attend WVU. Some students' parents immigrated to the U.S. And many students were born here. However they got here, they're all Mountaineers.