Temporary exhibit "St. Mary's Hospital & School of Nursing" is now open at the William A. Neal Museum of the Health Sciences in the Health Sciences Center and is free for students, faculty, staff and community to visit..
WVU Libraries is announcing its March lineup of workshops designed to enhance research and data management skills. These virtual sessions cater to both new and experienced researchers.
Read More: March workshops now availableOn March 6, research compiled to produce a biography about West Virginia environmentalist Larry Gibson will be officially transferred to the West Virginia & Regional History Center (WVRHC) during a public event at 6:30 p.m.
Read More: Research on environmentalist Larry Gibson to be dedicated to the West Virginia & Regional History Center at celebratory eventThe submission window the 2025 Graduate Student Exhibits Award is now open through May 15. The Art in the Libraries Committee invites WVU graduate students to submit ideas for consideration for an exhibit to visually showcase their work.
Read More: Art in the Libraries’ Graduate Student Exhibits Award open for submissions through May 15On March 13, the WVU Humanities Center will host a reception at 4:45 p.m. to celebrate the outstanding teaching, scholarship, creative work and community engagement of WVU faculty. Join us and gather as a community of humanists.
Read More: Humanities Center to celebrate WVU’s humanities communityTemporary exhibit “African American Hospitals in West Virginia, 1900-1960" is now open at the William A. Neal Museum of the Health Sciences in the Health Sciences Center Pylons Commons and is free for students, faculty, staff and community to visit.
Read More: Neal Museum opens new exhibit about African American Hospitals in West VirginiaWVU Libraries is announcing its Love Data Week lineup of workshops designed to explore the complex question of data ownership. By taking advantage of these services, you can not only streamline your research process but unravel the layers of data and use.
Read More: Workshop series dedicated to Love Data Week now availableThe Art in the Libraries Committee and Dean of WVU Libraries Karen Diaz selected Claire Davis, a technical art history student, and Bethany McClung, a design studies student, to receive the 2024 Dean of Libraries’ Student Arts Award.
Read More: Two students receive Dean of the Libraries’ Student Arts AwardWVU Libraries’ Art in the Libraries Committee selected WVU Professor of Landscape Architecture Judith Wasserman as the 2025 Faculty/Staff Exhibit awardee. Wasserman received the award for her work, “Activating Urban Space for Health and Movement.”
Read More: Wasserman named 2025 Art in the Libraries Faculty Exhibit awardeeWVU Libraries is announcing its February lineup of workshops designed to enhance research and data management skills. Led by the Research Support & Engagement (RSE) team, these virtual sessions cater to both new and experienced researchers.
Read More: February workshops now availableWVU Libraries received $1.5 million in congressionally directed spending to expand utility, usability and capacity of the American Congress Digital Archives Portal and to equip West Virginia and other states’ K-12 educators with resources.
Read More: Funding secured for congressional archives enhancements, civics and history educationTemporary exhibit “St. Mary’s Hospital & School of Nursing” is now open at the William A. Neal Museum of the Health Sciences in the Health Sciences Center and is free for students, faculty, staff and community to visit.
Read More: Neal Museum opens new exhibit about historic St. Mary's Hospital & School of NursingPresenting the first Art in the Libraries retrospective exhibit, which celebrates 10 years of impact. To honor and reflect, join the launch event on Oct. 8.
Read More: Ten years of Art in the Libraries celebrated in first ever retrospective exhibit and upcoming contributor panelIn honor of American Archives Month, on Oct. 2, WVU Libraries is proud to host Dr. Colleen Shogan, Archivist of the United States.
Read More: WVU Libraries to host Archivist of the United States for a day of special collections tours and public eventsThe West Virginia & Regional History Center invites the public to celebrate West Virginia Day with a program on West Virginia folklore and the opening of a new exhibit at 2 p.m. June 20.
Read More: WVRHC to celebrate West Virginia Day June 20As part of its mission, the Art in the Libraries Committee seeks to highlight the art and scholarship of graduate students.
Read More: Graduate Student Exhibit Award submissions open through June 30The WVRHC extends an open invitation to commemorate the closing of “Women Making History: Showcasing the West Virginia Feminist Activist Collection” from 2-4 p.m. Friday, May 17.
Read More: WVRHC hosting open house for “Women Making History” exhibit May 17WVU Libraries will unveil a portrait of Regina Charon, a pioneering civil rights attorney and role model for women entering the legal profession, from 4-6 p.m. Friday, May 3, in the Robinson Reading Room.
Read More: WVU Libraries to unveil Regina Charon portraitThe West Virginia and Regional History Center will host internationally acclaimed writer Jayne Anne Phillips at 7 p.m. April 12 in the Milano Room in WVU’s Downtown Campus Library.
Read More: Acclaimed novelist Jayne Anne Phillips to speak at Downtown LibraryJoin the West Virginia and Regional History Center for an evening with poet and publisher Jeffrey Cyphers Wright at 6:30 p.m. April 9 in the Milano Room in West Virginia University’s Downtown Library.
Read More: An Evening with Jeffrey Cyphers Wright: Poet, Publisher, PuppeteerAs the curator of the upcoming exhibition at WVU Libraries exploring Artificial Intelligence (AI), I am excited to invite the WVU community to be a part of this transformative endeavor.
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