In 1976, Mort Garson released the album “Mother Earth’s Plantasia,” a ten-track, thirty-minute album full of relaxing ambient songs meant exclusively for plants to listen to.

Columbus and Chicago-based band A-Go-Go might not have intended originally to make an album of a similar sort – for ears other than humans – but they might have stumbled into it with the newest album, “Today, Today” released via Super Sport Records on February 7th.

The West Virginia Mountaineers (14-1) will welcome the Towson University Tigers (4-11) to Wagener Field at Kendrick Family Ballpark for a single-game Tuesday matchup.

The Mountaineers are coming off their fifth-straight series win against the Kennesaw State University Owls. In that series, the Mountaineers won the first and final games in the three-game series but lost the middle matchup. 

Blink 182’s third studio album, Enema of the State, was released on June 1, 1999, and went on to become one of the most influential and staple albums of the pop-punk genre.  Charting at number nine on the Billboard 200, the album launched Blink into massive mainstream success, with the album since being certified five times platinum selling over five million copies. 

This was the band’s first album to feature Travis Barker on drums, who helped the band evolve in sound and writing. The three singles from the album, “What’s My Age Again,” “All the Small Things,” and “Adam’s Song” have gone on to become three of the band's most iconic tracks. EOTS comes in at a perfect runtime of 35 mins, never losing pacing or flow throughout. 

The West Virginia Mountaineers (18-12, 9-10) are set to host the UCF Knights (15-14, 6-12) in Morgantown on Saturday.

The Mountaineers are coming fresh off of a road trip to Salt Lake City, where they completed their regular-season sweep of the Utah Utes in dramatic fashion. Utah Guard Gabe Madsen missed what would have been a go-ahead three pointer as the game clock hit zeroes as Darian DeVries’ men held on to win 71-69. 

The West Virginia Mountaineers (13-0) aim to notch their 14th consecutive win against the Kennesaw State Owls (5-10) at Kendrick Family Ballpark on Saturday.

The Mountaineers have had a stellar start to their season as they remain perfect through regular season play so far. They are one of only six teams who currently remain undefeated up to this point, alongside powerhouse programs UNC, Tennessee and Florida State.

The West Virginia Mountaineers (12-0) take on the Kennesaw State Owls (5-9) in game one of a three game set. The Mountaineers have been red hot to open this season after twelve straight wins to open the year and to achieve the best start in school history.  

Grant Hussey has led this mountaineer team in homeruns with two but it has been a valiant team effort resulting in an undefeated start. Brodie Kresser has been lights out at the dish with 17 hits in twelve games, with a .425 average which is second best on the team. 

West Virginia Black Bears Manager David Carpenter has taken a job in the Miami Marlins Organization. Carpenter was named the Manager of the Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp, the Marlins AAA affiliate, on Tuesday, February 11th. 

David Carpenter took over the reins of the manager position in 2023 after another former Mountaineer Jedd Gyrko was at the head. 

The 18-ranked West Virginia University Mountaineers (21-6) host the University of Utah Utes (21-6) on Wednesday night. 

After a crushing defeat against Texas Christian University last time out, the Mountaineers look to bounce back and improve their resume with a win against Utah. The Utes received votes in the most recent AP Poll. 

\The West Virginia University Mountaineers (7-0) will host the Ohio University Bobcats (1-5) in the team’s home opener Wednesday afternoon. 

The single-game home stand appears after back-to-back series sweeps against the Jacksonville University Dolphins and the Lipscomb University Bison. WVU carries its momentum back to Wagener Field at Kendrick Family Ballpark to take on the Bobcats.

As the U92 radio station finishes up the 2025 Pledge Drive, there is a reflection of how important the radio truly is to the music industry and society as a whole. Radio is known to be the first form of broadcasting dating back to the beginning of the 1900s. With radio, the music industry was able to skyrocket as music could be shared with people near and far. Artists and producers found having their songs on the radio to be a high level of achievement and something to work towards. 

In recent years, the rise of streaming services and new technologies has transformed the way people consume music. Yet, radio remains a powerful force, continuing to provide artists with a platform to share their work with the world. Beyond music, radio offers broadcasters a unique space to inform, entertain, and connect with their audiences in a way that digital platforms often struggle to replicate.