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WVU Welcomes Students With FallFest

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MORGANTOWN -

West Virginia University welcomed students back Monday with its annual Fall Fest.

Students packed their way into the Mountainlair green space for a concert full of stars.

Kaskade, The Wanted, Grace Porter and the Nocturnals were among the groups performing.

For some students, the concert was a relief from a stressful first day of classes.

"First day wise, it's been a little hectic," said Freshman Kearnan Kulow. "I'm not used to this big campus. I'm from a small town so it's kind of an adjustment."

Welcome week activities continue all week. For a full list of events visit this link.