John Denver sang “Country Roads” here Sept. 6, 1980, to open the new stadium. Singing “Country Roads” after victories is now a favorite tradition.
Built in 1870, Martin Hall—not iconic Woodburn Hall—is the oldest building on campus and houses the P.I. Reed School of Journalism. Read more.
The Flying WV stained glass windows in the bell tower are made from West Virginia’s world-renowned Blenko Glass.
This residence hall is named for Charles F.T. Brooke, who became WVU’s first Rhodes Scholar in 1904.
Lyon Tower is named for Harriet Lyon, the first woman to receive a degree from WVU. She graduated at the head of her class in 1891.
Experience more than a century of Mountaineer football history at the Donald J. Brohard Hall of Traditions. Open 9-5 weekdays. Read more.
The plaza is a memorial for those lost on the Battleship USS West Virginia at Pearl Harbor and WVU students who died in service of the USA in wartime, and also hosts student memorial services.
Great spot to enjoy good weather and meet up with friends. Also the spot for WVU Fall Fest.
Light up night happens here in early December. It's pretty fantastic (when not under construction).
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!
Approximately 2 hrs and 20 min before kickoff, line the walkway between the Blue and Light Blue Lots to cheer on the team as they walk to the stadium! Read more.
