The Olympic Flame of Hope, a symbol for many of pride, dreams realized and hope for the future, has made its way back up to   Morgantown for the third year in a row.
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. — The West Virginia Supreme Court unanimously agreed Tuesday to hear an appeal of a decision to force a rained-out pole vault competition at a state track meet to be rescheduled.
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Kaleidoscope has taken on a new definition across the nation and especially in Monongalia County. The Kaleidoscope Community Learning Centers are not only helping students in grades four through eight, but they are also offering paid internships to WVU students.
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he Supreme Court made a decision Monday to "give new vigor" to parental rights to raise their families without              interference from the government.
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Ah, summer flicks. Finely chiseled leading men, beautiful supporting females, big explosions, car chases and plots thinner than Fiona Apple’s waistline. Mission: Impossible 2 makes absolutely no attempt to break this mold, but thanks to the directing genius of John Woo, M:I2 is, so far, the biggest hit of the summer.
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Editor’s Note: West Virginia’s athletic department made $24,016,068 in revenue last year. Its expenditures totaled $24,831,971, the first time in years the department has spent more than it has earned.
D.A. Sports spoke with Athletic Director Ed Pastilong concerning the athletic department’s plans for updates and improvements to sports facilities, and the fiscal situation for the coming year.
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