WVU Magazine | Pitch in: WVU Men’s Soccer fosters a love for the game — and the team The WVU Men’s Soccer Team has developed a mentoring program at Brookhaven Elementary School that teaches kids values such as teamwork, perseverance and sportsmanship.

“This connection that we have in Morgantown with our public schools and WVU — it's priceless.” - Brookhaven principal Sara Kane. In the heart of Morgantown, WVU continues to build remarkable partnerships with its community and the rest of the world. go.wvu.edu/4g9qb

WVU Magazine | Fighting for Those Who Served: Inside the Veterans Advocacy Clinic Trevor Hinkle is a WVU law student who is also a veteran of the 130th Airlift Wing, having served in Kuwait. He uses what he's learned and what he's learning to help other vets in the Veterans Advocac...

More than 150,000 veterans live in West Virginia and many face a complicated web of legal and bureaucratic hurdles. At WVU Law’s Veterans Advocacy Clinic, student attorneys are standing in the gap—changing lives, restoring benefits, and bringing critical support to those who served. go.wvu.edu/4g9qc

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WVU Magazine | Going with the flow As chaotic as a stream's path may look, it's part of a vast network of interconnected and ever-widening bodies of water that ultimately lead to the largest oceans and seas. WVU researcher Jason Hubbar...

"The circulatory system of the world." That's how Jason Hubbart describes watersheds. It's also how he learned about leadership models. Read about his work @westvirginiau.bsky.social go.wvu.edu/4g9im

WVU Magazine | Out of this World “Our ultimate goal is to generate interest and excitement around science through sports. We create programs that are tangible and hands-on so the science makes sense and comes easy."

More than 40,000 students have engaged with WVU’s STEAM TAC, making STEM education hands-on, accessible, and fun. Discover how in WVU Magazine’s Research ’25 issue. go.wvu.edu/4g9il

WVU Magazine | Lights, HVAC, Action! Last summer, a small group gathered at the West Virginia Mine Wars Museum in Matewan, Mingo County. Energy efficiency is the museum’s big issue, with some of the most critical challenges stemming from...

In the heart of Appalachia, innovative energy audits transform challenges into actionable savings, proving that every watt counts. From coalfields to clean energy, uncover how historic challenges are met with modern technology at the Mine Wars Museum. go.wvu.edu/4g9ii

We have a couple of those!

Weren't we all.

Thanks! It's a wonderful shot.

Where in Pendleton County is this?

WVU Magazine | Home WVU Magazine: Where Mountaineers tell their stories.

@wvumag.bsky.social has great content that focuses on our students and what they achieve here @westvirginiau.bsky.social. go.wvu.edu/vClIz

WVU Magazine | Match up This battlefield is not a jungle or desert. Rather, it’s a sophisticated office space — tucked inside Reynolds Hall, home of the Chambers College of Business and Economics — equipped with workstations...

Don't we all want to be safe online? @westvirginiau.bsky.social is training the next generation of cyberwarriors. Read about them in @wvumag.bsky.social go.wvu.edu/4g9aj

WVU Magazine | From West Africa to West Virginia Zakariah Issah is WVU Magazine's Graduate Service Assistant. His personal story of life in Ghana details the road to his WVU home.

@westvirginiau.bsky.social grad student Zak Issah tells his story in @wvumag.bsky.social. Read From West Africa to West Virginia. go.wvu.edu/4g9ar

WVU Magazine | Bring It! Mountaineer Maniacs embrace the spirit of WVU At the center of that wave, the Mountaineer Maniacs make their presence known through a multitude of well-known cheers and chants, from “Let’s Go, Mountaineers!” to the “First Down!” chant that vibrat...

@westvirginiau.bsky.social has the best student section in the country. Read about the Mountaineer Maniacs in WVU Magazine go.wvu.edu/4g9ao

Q: What happens when you overpay for a social media platform, drive away most of your advertisers, alienate half its users, making it worth less than a third of what you paid for it within a year?

A: You get put in charge of government efficiency.

Well, this seems nice. I built up a following covering WV politics for a few years, but I don't think I need that anymore; however, I do like seeing the civility here and hope it stays that way.

I was so confident a week ago today. I wish I could shake the shock and get ready to work again.

I'm in the same boat, although closer to the shore. Following to see what kind of answers you get.

Also, he doesn't tickle me. Not in the least.

That's pretty impressive.

We can lots of stuff each year for the winter. Good luck! And if you don't blow yourself up, go get the Blue Ball (not kidding) Canning Book. It will help you not blow up and it has some great recipes.