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Mountaineers advance to College World Series

For the first time in program history, the WVU baseball team is going to the Men’s College World Series after finishing off a two-game sweep of Cal Poly in the NCAA Super Regionals Saturday (June 6) at Kendrick Family Ballpark. The Mountaineers will face Troy at Charles Schwab Field in Omaha, Nebraska, on Friday (June 12).

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Announcements

  • Strategic Communications and Marketing recognized nationally

    Strategic Communications and Marketing, the central hub for shaping the WVU story, is being recognized for its creative and marketing work with national honors from both the Collegiate Advertising Awards and the Telly Awards.

  • Mountaineers claim Morgantown Regional title

    For the third consecutive season, the WVU baseball team advanced to the NCAA Super Regionals as the Mountaineers defeated Kentucky, 6-5, in 10 innings, Monday (June 1) at Kendrick Family Ballpark to win the Morgantown Regional.

  • Mountaineers still alive in NCAA Morgantown Regional

    The No. 16 Mountaineer baseball team scored five runs in the top of the ninth to defeat Kentucky, 11-9, Sunday (May 31) and force a game seven in the NCAA Morgantown Regional at Kendrick Family Ballpark. First pitch against the Wildcats is 6 p.m. tonight (June 1).

  • Students shatter community service record with 110K hours

    University students logged more than 110,000 hours of community service from May 1, 2025 to April 30, 2026, marking the highest number of documented service hours ever recorded in a single academic year through the Center for Community Engagement.

  • Help tell the University’s community engagement story

    Faculty and staff are encouraged to share stories about their students participating in service, volunteerism or community-engaged work.

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Events

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Videos

General Hambrick retires after 13 years of service

General McArthur Hambrick, an associate professor of dance, has retired after more than a decade of teaching, coaching and choreographing at the School of Theatre and Dance.

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