Move-In day, New Student Orientation, riding the PRT, first day of classes and Fall Fest. These moments fly by fast, but they will never be forgotten by WVU students.
Much, much different today then when I met my freshman roommate Bonnie after climbing the 4 flights of stairs in what then was called Terrace Hall back in '58. We still email to this day. My mom said my dad cried all the way back to Charleston. Then the first day of classes I met my future husband of 52 years in Woodburn Hall. Many fond memories of WVU. It certainly changed my life for the better.
I went to WVU (💙💛Let’s Go! Mountainteers!💙💛) in the fall of 1975. So much is the same. So much is different... President Gee was there, the PRT opened (and broke down many times). I lived in Tower I on the 6th floor. Be a proud Mountaineer wherever you are!
great video - my kids are doing the same thing - going off to college - no we didn't have cell phones, I Pads, even computers in 1970 went I went to WVU - but the spirit was the same - love those Mountaineers!
Hey! I stayed in Towers too. I know my floor was 3400. I think my room was 3413. 1986-1991 Music Major and 1986 Pride of West Virginia Drumline "March or Die!"
You wont see this but im the little kid in this video. My name is jack. We lived one house over. I was young but i think u were close to my mom if u responded that would be really cool
Much, much different today then when I met my freshman roommate Bonnie after climbing the 4 flights of stairs in what then was called Terrace Hall back in '58. We still email to this day. My mom said my dad cried all the way back to Charleston. Then the first day of classes I met my future husband of 52 years in Woodburn Hall. Many fond memories of WVU. It certainly changed my life for the better.
I too lived on the 6th floor of Braxton from 1990-1991. Loved it there. Doesn't look like much has changed. Great video. Met my husband there at WVU.
Made me tear-up more than once (BSEE - '83)
I went to WVU (💙💛Let’s Go! Mountainteers!💙💛) in the fall of 1975. So much is the same. So much is different... President Gee was there, the PRT opened (and broke down many times). I lived in Tower I on the 6th floor. Be a proud Mountaineer wherever you are!
great video - my kids are doing the same thing - going off to college - no we didn't have cell phones, I Pads, even computers in 1970 went I went to WVU - but the spirit was the same - love those Mountaineers!
Seems like a great college. My dad, my aunt and my uncle went to wvu. I'm in 9 grade currently and I'm hoping to go to wvu.
+Kyle Frog Awesome. Make sure to keep in touch and let us know if you have any questions!
I loved it, my nephew loved it and I'm sure you'll love it, too!
WestVirginiaU I have a question , how diverse is it
It is as diverse as any other large public university.
Great video, some things don't change, and that's good!
Hey! I stayed in Towers too. I know my floor was 3400. I think my room was 3413. 1986-1991 Music Major and 1986 Pride of West Virginia Drumline "March or Die!"
just go accepted!!!
How was it
Wow...now that is a light packer!
TOWERS! Every time I went there on a Sat morning to pick up friends for a game I loved the fact I was staying in Boreman South!
Boreman South was great!
Those Braxton elevators look a lot better than they did 10 years ago...Towers was the place to be Mike...
I really want to come to WVU I can't wait until I apply
Good video!
Mountaineers 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻💙💛
You wont see this but im the little kid in this video. My name is jack. We lived one house over. I was young but i think u were close to my mom if u responded that would be really cool
im planning on going after high school but my parents want me to go to byu 😴
party college vs sober college....
I live in wv