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WVU Libraries colleagues rise to librarianship with new roles

WVU Libraries welcomes Sarah Almond and Ebony Martin to faculty-librarian roles focused on digital collections management and scholarly communications, advancing the University's research and land-grant missions.

WVU Libraries receives seventh NEH grant to digitize historical newspapers

The National Endowment for the Humanities awarded WVU Libraries' a grant — its seventh from the NEH with this year's totaling $225,000 — allowing important work of digitizing newspapers published in West Virginia from 1791 to 1963 to continue.

Three WVU students named Robert F. Munn Library Scholars

WVU Libraries has selected three undergraduate students as 2026 Robert F. Munn Library Scholars. Undergraduate students Kelsey Clodfelter, Noah Haak, and Camryn Morgan were selected out of a competitive pool of exceptional research papers.

Neal Museum opens new Children's Hospital exhibit exploring history, impact of pediatric vaccines

A new exhibit curated by the William A. Neal Museum of the Health Sciences, “History & Impact of Pediatric Vaccines,” is now open at the WVU Medicine Golisano Children’s Hospital and is free for students, faculty, staff, and community to visit.

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Neal Museum opens exhibit honoring female physician at WV Hospital for the Insane

Temporary exhibit, “Lorilla F. Bullard: Female Physician at the WV Hospital for the Insane,” is now open at the William A. Neal Museum of the Health Sciences in the Health Sciences Center Pylons Commons and is free to visit.

WVRHC student internships bridge the past and the future

Student internships provide meaningful, hands-on experiences that allow students to apply their knowledge while contributing to the WVRHC’s mission. This year's intern, Bonnie Martinez, expanded access to important historical resources and materials.

Neal Museum opens "Mountaineers Go First," celebrating 250 years of medical innovation

“Mountaineers Go First: 250 Years of Medical Innovation in West Virginia,” is now open in the Neal Museum and will cover how West Virginia has been a leader in health sciences education, research, surgery, rural healthcare, and advancing medical professio