Campus Recreation Newsroom

It's normal to feel a sense of homesickness when returning to college after the holiday break. Acknowledge those feelings and “own them,” while also acknowledging that you may have to stretch yourself beyond your comfort zone to leave those feelings behind. Here are resources to help overcome this feeling and to make you feel more connected on campus, based on WVU’s Campus Mental Health and Mental Health America (MHA).

Winter is here! During this chilled season, many individuals can find themselves struggling to get the motivation to wake up, let alone keep up their workout goals.

The WVU Club Golf Team won the National Collegiate Golf Club Association (NCCGA) national invitational in Las Vegas earlier this month.

The WVU Campus Recreation "Healthy Holidays" program returns this December to offer WVU faculty/staff and their families with free access during the university's winter break.

There are several ways to maintain your wellness goals this holiday season. Staying active – even if only through light activity – can really help to aid in digestion and the bloating which can follow large meals.

Following a successful first session of our Ladies Lift program, five new classes have been added through mid-November. The last “regular fitness level” class of Ladies Lift will be from 5:30 to 7:00 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 6. New lower level classes will be held every Wednesday from Oct. 19 through Nov. 16 from 4:30 to 6:00 p.m.

The race will be hosted Sunday, Oct. 23rd at the Student Recreation Center. It will take place from 8-10 a.m. Registration cost is $15 per person.

Campus Recreation is preparing to welcome the Class of 2026 with a busy schedule of activities at the Student Rec Center and beyond.

Here’s everything you need to know about SilverSneakers, a fitness class designed for older adults. Also, hear from our very own, President Gee!

Soar for a faraway adventure.