By Cody Shook, Sports Editor
This weekend, the baseball team will play a unique Saturday/Sunday series against two different teams in two different locations. Saturday, they will be away taking on the University of Charleston. Game one is set to start at 3 p.m., and game two is scheduled to start at 5:30 p.m.
After the double header against Charleston, the teammates will pack their bags and head to Institute, W. Va. to take on the Yellow Jackets of West Virginia State University on Sunday for a scheduled 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. start time.
Taking a look at WLU buildings and history
By Josh Smith, Contributing Writer
West Liberty University is home to a variety of unique and historic buildings. From tall, white pillars, to beautiful brick structures, the hilltop houses some historically-rich buildings, ranging from campus facilities and residence halls. Currently, WLU offers five dormitories on the campus grounds: Hughes Hall, Bonar Hall, Curtis Hall, Beta Hall and Krise Hall; two former dorms, Boyd and Rogers Halls, are expected to re-open next school year.
Students eat, sleep and live in these buildings, but most, if not any, do not know where they got their names. In this article, I will state the brief history and where WLU’s various dormitories and campus facilities got their names.