Indigenous Appalachia
An exhibit designed to increase awareness of the contributions of Indigenous Appalachians, while also recognizing continuing injustices faced by Indigenous people.
Indigenous AppalachiaAn exhibit designed to increase awareness of the contributions of Indigenous Appalachians, while also recognizing continuing injustices faced by Indigenous people.
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WVU Libraries, History Department mark Buffalo Creek disaster anniversary with exhibits, outreach
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West Virginia University Libraries is Helping Graduate Students Become Better Researchers
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In April, WVU Libraries unveiled a portrait of Victorine Louistall Monroe, Professor Emerita of Library Science, in the Downtown Library’s Robinson Reading Room.
Read More: Libraries Unveil Inaugural Inclusive Portrait"Being a model of social equity requires finding ways to elevate and center voices and contributions of individuals who have been historically marginalized."
Continue Reading: A Letter from the DeanAfter a year-long process of iterative internal conversations and activities, distillation of hundreds of potential action items and a series of campus stakeholder feedback, WVU Libraries has launched its 2021-2024 Strategic Roadmap.
Continue Reading: Strategic Roadmap