Spring Break Ideas
Spring break is almost here and boy am I READY. Personally, my break will be a balance of relaxing and lazing around the first half,...
Spring break is almost here and boy am I READY. Personally, my break will be a balance of relaxing and lazing around the first half,...
Name: Uday Misra Year: Senior Major(s): Information Systems Minor: Technology Entrepreneurship Hometown: North Potomac, MD Q: What exactly...
Spring break is almost here and boy am I READY. Personally, my break will be a balance of relaxing and lazy-ing around the first half,...
Hello ladies! If you’re tired of the cold weather, fear not! Spring is near and there’s no better way to attract spring ~vibes~ than to...
It has now been a little under two months since I returned home from a dream-like semester abroad in Barcelona, and it feels like just...
Name: Sydney Lufsey Year: Junior Major: Public Health Science Hometown: Clarksburg, Maryland Q: What does your role as VP of Recruitment...
1. When you’re conflicted on what to pack because one day it’s 65°F and the next it’s 3°F. 2. The Sunday before the first day. 3. When you’...
If you are anything like me, then you believe that holidays are the perfect time to show off a new outfit. And when it comes to Christmas,...
Frigid temperatures have got nothing on us, am I right ladies? With Winter right around the corner, it is the perfect time to change up our...
Name: Bianca Fiore Year: Senior Major: Public Health Science Hometown: Southington, Connecticut Q: How did your journey with Terp Thon...
Name: Alina Bui Year: Senior Major: Neurobiology and Physiology Hometown: Germantown, MD What is your go-to song right now? My go-to Latin...
Beer, pretzels, rides, friends, lederhosens and dirndls: all key ingredients for a successful Oktoberfest. For those of you who don’t know...
Name: Jacob Veitch Year: Senior, Class of 2018 Major: International Business / Government and Politics Minor: Spanish Language &...
Hello, from abroad! If there is one thing I’ve learned during my short time in Europe so far, it’s that maximizing my time and planning...
As many of you know, on Friday, March 11, 2011, Japan was hit by a 9.0 earthquake, then following the earthquake the coasts were hit with 97 feet tsunami waves. These events killed thousands and also left many homeless and injured. In response to the earthquake, many have offered help including President Obama, who is promising support to the stricken country. Unfortunately, Japan needs more than our support, and as a WVU student, you are probably thinking there is little you can do to help, but that isn't true. Here are 5 easy ways you can help the people of Japan get back on their feet.
Have you ever rushed to an 8:30 a.m. class after pulling an all nighter not even knowing what you have on or what you look like, only to...