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West Virginia University's Statler College of Engineering and Mineral Resources hosted the Mountaineer Vex Robotics Competition for the second year in a row on Friday.

West Virginia University has suspended another fraternity after multiple hazing allegations were filed against it.

A bill sponsored by Sen. Amy Grady, R-Mason, aimed at eliminating students going hungry at colleges in West Virginia, has drawn bipartisan support in the state Senate as it heads

West Virginia legislators heard Tuesday from students telling of how they and their peers sometimes dont have money for food. Students encouraged legislators to approve legislation that would relieve some of those problems.

Free you mind, your ass will follow.

From cheating to threesomes to first-date nightmares, Haligonians hold nothing back.

It's a wide range, from orgies to never having sex again.

All of the dirty talk you wish you’d never heard, as told by readers in The Coast’s 2024 Sex + Dating Survey.

On July 1, the campus carry law will go into effect at West Virginia's public universities, which has prompted local institutions like WVU and Fairmont State to begin planning accordingly.

West Virginia Universitys Libraries unit is dealing with significant cuts to personnel positions and cancellations in its resource materials due to budget reductions. WVU Libraries Dean Karen Diaz outlined those cuts and a dearth of recent spending on libraries relative to Big 12 peer schools at the WVU Faculty Senates latest meeting.