West Virginia University
Definition
A public land-grant research university headquartered in Morgantown, West Virginia, United States, serving as the state's flagship institution with additional campuses in Keyser, Beckley, and other locations.
Renowned for its strong programs in engineering, business, medicine, and agriculture, West Virginia University enrolls over 25,000 students and is home to the spirited Mountaineers athletic teams in the Big 12 Conference.
Examples
After surviving the endless hills of Morgantown, I finally earned my degree from West Virginia University.
West Virginia University tailgates are legendary—where else do you grill steaks while plotting world domination via fantasy football?
She picked West Virginia University because their motto 'Mountaineers are always free' justified her lifelong aversion to schedules.
In the dead of winter, West Virginia University students treat black ice on campus paths like a free extreme sport.