The Coliseum is a basket ball arena that is the home for WVU Mountaineer cagers. The arena has…read morehosted conference basketball tournament championships, NCAA basketball, as well as many other tournaments, concerts and events. The arena has close to 14000 seats and has a couple of statues outside. Well one statue belongs to NBA great, Jerry West who attended WVU. If you don't know Jerry West, then you will definitely recognize him if you have ever seen the NBA logo. The other statue belongs to Rodney Clark "Hot Rod" Hundley, who I never heard of till I visited. I didn't go inside the arena as there were no events. My main reason for the visit was the Jerry West statue while I was in Morgantown.

A really cool stadium with gorgeous views! Everyone here who was working was very kind and beer and…read morefood lines went quick. The prices are really fair for drinks too. Only complaint is that the bathrooms need an update and to be larger. Men's bathroom lines were 5x longer than woman's bathrooms, even during the game itself.

Small little ballpark with casual fans who know each other by first name. Fans were very nice and…read morestaff were great! Small team shop is open but limited sizes in stock. Definitely worth stopping by to watch the Black Bears play!

Nice little ball park. Small and not crowded. Still doing…read morepod seating and only about half the concessions were open. Good sight lines. It bad to see a game in at all. The single A game was not great but they are just starting their careers.

I have been to many college stadiums and this has to be near the middle of the road…read more The good: plenty of leg room which is rare for a college stadium. Decent atmosphere and the event staff were friendly The bad: the fans are awful. Overly intoxicated (throwing up on themselves) awful. They ran out of water and most food at concessions. Now there was a weather delay but you can't run out of water. The walks from most tailgate lots are brutally far

Love the Mountaineers and have been coming to games here my whole life but the wait at the…read moreconcessions for food, water or beer is simply too long. They need to take a look at best practices around the country. I spent more time waiting in line then I did watching the game. Improve the game day experience for the fans footing the bill!

Great variety of WVU merchandise, but definitely expensive. Most of the stuff I have seen in there…read moreis marked up a good 10-15% over exact items available online. Still, a local business. So, i'll pay a little more from time to time.

As much as it hurts to admit that I (at true blue PITT Panther Alumni) went into a Mountaineer…read morestore...this store had a great selection of different items. All of them clad with those annoying little letters: WVU! All in all, it is a pretty cool store and they have a lot of gear...that is if you can stand looking at it!

As a 100% Disabled Veteran and 20 years in the VA Healthcare system, I've got nothing nice to say…read moreabout WVU or it's employees. Extremely rude, heartless, unwilling to assist, and clearly mis-managed at the highest level. I will now longer be a patient of WVU. I'd rather continue with life threatening bacterial infections.

This long overdue review is dedicated to my best friend's brother in law that passed away November…read more20th, 2019, and his pregnant wife. Both are WVU alums and were college sweethearts. The reason I mentioned all this is to say that they are apart of my West Virginia tribe. We, in additional to several other special individuals, would tailgate and attend a few football games together. WVU is one of the most friendliest school communities, and most everyone truly radiates positive energy. I think Morgantown was voted friendliest city in the USA at one point (don't quote me though). The facilities are beautiful and the campus is vast. Its a large school but I truly feel like there's a place for everyone and anyone to find their niche. The athletic games readily bring everyone together, and the university offers a variety of studies and programs. Overall, Highly recommend becoming a mountaineer!

What an amazing resource that West Virginia University has opened up to the community! The WVU…read morePlanetarium and Observatory is located inside the university, but everyone is welcome to visit for tours and planetarium shows. Best of all: Planetarium shows and tours are free! But you need to make a reservation online, so they know who to expect. You can't just drop in. There are several different shows you can see, all of them around 15 to 25 minutes, and all of them projected onto the planetarium dome. It's a full-spectrum experience. We chose one of the more popular shows, Dynamic Earth, voiced by Liam Neeson. I learned some cool things about the planets, like the fact that Venus is the hottest planet in the solar system because it has a greenhouse effect going on. All this time, I thought Mercury was the hottest because it's closest to the sun! I love learning new things. Before the show, a grad student at WVU gave us a brief intro about space and planets, and asked my children questions about space. My kids know a lot about space, and they are cocky little buggers and like to impress people with their knowledge, so this was their time to shine. Honestly, even I was impressed with their space knowledge -- I had no idea my youngest child knew the number and name of Mars' moons! Dang. After the show, you get to explore the planetarium's rooftop observatory. There's a huge telescope up there, and if you're visiting at night, you can see planets and stars. We were visiting during the day, though, so we didn't see much. But it was still neat to look through a huge telescope. The planetarium is located on the PL floor, which is only accessible when staff members are there and ready to receive you. We got there a little early and were not able to access the PL floor until someone put a key in the elevator and let us go up. So if you get there early and can't get up to the planetarium, that's why.

I'll have to admit I'm biased straight off the bat. I couldn't believe that WVU hasn't had any…read morereviews yet, so I felt compelled to share my thoughts. I spent 4 years going up and down hills every day here in Morgantown. If you're looking for a great workout in between classes, you've come to the right spot. WVU offers a wide variety of career options, from Forensic Science, to Zoology, to Economics and Communications. They have an amazing campus that caters to all interests. I personally started out as a Forensic Science pre-major, switched over to Psychology, and eventually double-majored in Sociology. It can be done! I always told my friends that it seems very easy to get into WVU, but hard to stay in. It is a very large school (serving over 30,000 students), and has been known to be a huge "party school." I could write an insanely large review, but won't because it's not about me reminiscing, it's about me sharing what I loved about this university. WVU offers great study abroad programs, professors who are invested in student's success, and a gorgeous campus in the hills of West Virginia. The town itself has expanded to accommodate the large amount people. Is it a random place to go to school? For some, absolutely. But I have no regrets. I'm a Mountaineer for life.

WVU it's a great school to go. Very fun and great…read moreeducational experience !

I have tried a traditional University, a technical university, and two other medical education…read moreprograms. By far Ross Medical Education Center Morgantown, WV campus surpassed all my other educational experiences. I am now a RMA and I am a ful time employee in a medical practice. The campus has a superior staff of well round and highly experienced, well rounded individuals that add personal interest into each students succes. If I could recommend this program and this particular campus to anyone interested I would and I DO.

Love this place. Love my dental class! My instructor is amazing. This class is the bomb.comread more