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West Virginia is nestled between the Blue Ridge Mountains to the east and the Ohio River to the west. It is a destination for white water rafting, kayaking, skiing, climbing, golf, mountain biking, hiking, and off-roading. Its location between the mid-west and eastern seaboard of the United States means that over 60% of the United States population lives less than 500 miles from West Virginia.

Driving Directions

At the intersection of I-79 and I-68, WVU is approximately 70 miles south of Pittsburgh or 200 miles northwest of Washington, DC.

From I-79 North or South
Exit I-79 at Exit 155 (Star City/West Virginia University).

From 68 West
Follow I-68 West towards Washington. I-68 will intersect I-79. Take I-79 North to Exit 155 (Star City/West Virginia University).

From the Star City/WVU exit – Exit 155
Follow the signs toward Morgantown (Rt. 7). After crossing the Star City Bridge, do through the first traffic light and up the hill to the second light. At the third light, turn left into the Creative Arts Center parking lot.

Ground Transportation

Megabus
Greyhound Bus

Hotel Options

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International Travel 

Reach the IFS by plane and bus:

  • Fly to the Pittsburgh International Airport (Preferred airport),  Clarksburg, WV airport, or Latrobe, PA airport
  • Greyhound and Mountain Line busses offer a shuttle service from the Pittsburgh  International Airport to Morgantown, WV.


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