WVU women's soccer looks to improve to 4-2 as they are set to host Army on pups on the pitch night at DDSS. The Mountaineers are fresh off a road victory at Dayton where they cruised to a 2-0 win.

Junior forward Abbey Olexa scored both goals for the Mountaineers. All three of her shots were shot on goal as she was the offensive engine for the WVU attack. 

No. 6 West Virginia University Mountaineers Men’s Soccer (2-0-1) takes on the No. 13 Gardner-Webb University Runnin’ Bulldogs at Dick Dlesk Soccer Stadium on Wednesday afternoon.

Following a 0-0 road draw against the No. 11 University of Akron Zips in its last match, WVU will look to get back in the win column against another tough foe. The Runnin’ Bulldogs have won all three contests in the young season.  

MORGANTOWN, W.Va - U-92 The Moose will broadcast West Virginia football's home opener on Saturday, Aug. 30, against Robert Morris.

Saturday's game marks a new beginning for the program that was set in motion after the removal of former head coach Neal Brown on Dec. 1, 2024. Brown led the Mountaineers to a 6-6 campaign in 2024. 11 days later, WVU Vice President and Director of Athletics Wren Baker hired then Jacksonville State head coach Rich Rodriguez. 

Number sixteenth-ranked WVU looks to continue strong in the season as they are set to take on La Salle in an out-of-conference clash. The Mountaineers put up five goals in their first matchup against Manhattan, where junior forward Pablo Pozos scored a hat-trick. 

La Salle heads into Morgantown fresh off a 1-1 draw with Lehigh University. Lucas Kelley scored the lone goal for the Explorers. They were outshot in their match 10-7 with only four shots on goal. 

MORGANTOWN , W. Va - The No. 16 West Virginia Mountaineers open the 2025 campaign against Manhattan at Dick Dlesk Soccer Stadium on Thursday Aug. 21. 

Leading the charge for the tenth time is Head Coach Dan Stratford, who led the Mountaineers through a successful 2024 season after winning the Sunbelt conference championship for the first time in program history taking down No. 8 Marshall then winning a single game in the national tournament against North Florida shortly thereafter, they were then eliminated by No. 11 Virginia three days later. 

MORGANTOWN, W. Va. - The West Virginia Mountaineers (0-1) return to Dick Dlesk Soccer Stadium on Thursday night, facing the Akron Zips. After a narrow 1-0 defeat to No. 15 Virginia last week in the home opener, the Mountaineers are looking to bounce back for their first win of the season. 

In last week's match, the West Virginia Mountaineers lost a tough game to the Cavaliers. Despite controlling possession for most of the game and outshooting Virginia 14-8 with five shots on goal compared to Virginia's two, a second-half goal in the 64th minute proved to be too much for the Mountaineers to overcome. 

U92 the Moose, WVU’s college radio station, earned top honors at the Golden Quill Awards on Wednesday, May 28, taking home one win and two finalist recognitions in the Student Excellence in Audio Journalism category.

The “Pit to Podium” podcast, a podcast dedicated to Formula 1 racing, won the Student Excellence in Audio Journalism award in the sports category for their episode, “Discovering the world of motorsports.” The show is hosted by Mark Altman and Sam Nichols.

The No. 16 West Virginia University Mountaineers (40-10) are set to host the University of Kansas Jayhawks (39-14) in the final regular season series this year. 

With one win, WVU can take home its first solo Big 12 regular season title. In 2023, WVU was in a similar position, but got swept by the University of Texas at Austin Longhorns in the season finale, forcing them to share the regular season title with both Oklahoma State University and Texas. 

The No. 16 West Virginia University Mountaineers (40-10) are set to host the University of Kansas Jayhawks (39-14) in the final regular season series this year. 

With one win, WVU can take home its first solo Big 12 regular season title. In 2023, WVU was in a similar position, but got swept by the University of Texas at Austin Longhorns in the season finale, forcing them to share the regular season title with both Oklahoma State University and Texas. 

I get there at 5:30 PM. Soundcheck is just starting, clothes are strewn about the greenroom, and the bar above the venue has barely enough patrons to fill out table. I leave the venue at 10:45 PM. A mix of speaker feedback and screaming crowds leave me deafened, my heels feel like they are about to actively fall off my feet, and enough smoke has been dispatched from the smoke machine to make the stage look like a Sublime show.

Obviously, it is hard to tell much about a show solely from how it began and how it ended, and arguably the same can be said for Deep Sea Diver, a Seattle based indie rock project described as “indie rock with some kind of dream pop elements and kraut inspiration” by the woman who put it all together: Jessica Dobson.