Students will soon have to manually opt-in to receive The Daily Athenaeum's email newsletter.
This would hinder students from receiving campus news and watchdog reporting.
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Excited to announce I will be the Executive Sports Editor at @DailyAthenaeum for the Fall 2026 Semester as well as the Summer Sports Editor.
Can’t wait to help continue to grow this section and cover the program I grew up loving.
Excited to work with this amazing team.
WVU students and Morgantown community members gathered in front of the Mountainlair Friday afternoon for an "ICE OUT!" protest.
The protest was organized by Mountaineers Indivisible Citizens Action.
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LIVE: Over 100 community members are gathered near the NIOSH building for an anti-ICE protest.
Be sure to stay with the DA for live updates as well as the full story to be posted to https://t.co/rgDBGe0UM8
Working on a story for The Daily Athenaeum about Hope Gas' proposed 40% rate hike. I am looking to talk to Hope Gas customers who have opinions on the increase. If interested, please message me!
Extremely excited to announce I have joined @WVSportsNow to further my professional career!
I am incredibly grateful for this opportunity to stick around and continue to cover WVU sports. Let’s get to work!
The Daily Athenaeum’s print newspapers will now hit newsstands on Thursdays and be inserted in the Charleston Gazette-Mail.
WVU Student Media director Madison Cook explained these changes and noted Doug Skaff’s role in promoting student journalism.
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In the aftermath of recent flooding, see a list of local organizations accepting donations, courtesy of WTRF.
My heart breaks for the devastation impacting Wheeling, but our community rallies together. Please consider helping in anyway you can.
https://t.co/rv173lnbnc
Devastating aftermath of last night’s severe flooding in Valley Grove, West Virginia.
First responders continue search and rescue efforts while community members coordinate flood relief assistance and cleanup.
Three confirmed dead, multiple remain missing.
Today was the final time I covered a WVU sporting event for @U92_FM and @DailyAthenaeum
It was even more special doing it alongside my best friends @TannerMountz @joeybbray @LukeDBlain
Thank you for letting me live out my dream❤️
Morgantown residents voted against the repeal of an encampment ban that prohibits camping, lodging and sleeping on public property in the municipal election Tuesday.
The ban will be enforced 30 days after the vote, pending a canvassing of results.
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@laurenetaylor26@DailyAthenaeum Thank you so much!!❤️❤️❤️ I truly couldn’t have done this without you. I’m so blessed to call you a friend! I have some big shoes to fill! 💞
The City of Morgantown is working to repair damages and address widespread power outages caused by fast-moving storms Saturday.
Power is anticipated to be restored citywide by Tuesday.
https://t.co/lZhLg0fHS7
UPDATE: WVU confirmed Wednesday that four students and three alumni have had their student visas revoked by the federal government.
All revocations used “name found in criminal records check” as justification.
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WVU confirmed Wednesday that three students have had student visas revoked by the federal government.
All revocations used “name found in criminal records check” as justification, according to WVU Director of News Communications Shauna Johnson.
https://t.co/JrCJ4r2u0r