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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.

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.

Q&A with Dr. Dustin Edwards on ideology, policy, and protest in the AI supply chain

Data centers are having a moment. San Diego State University’s Dr. Dustin Edwards discussed his research tracking their policy developments, financial arrangements, and energy configurations. Is a future of unchecked AI hyperscaling inevitable?

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History Center to reflect on history, culture of West Virginia for America 250

As America celebrates its semiquincentennial, the WVRHC invites the WVU community and the public to honor both this momentous anniversary and West Virginia Day on June 18 at 2 p.m. in the Milano Reading Room of the Downtown Library in Morgantown, WV.

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.

Art in the Libraries to highlight 2026 winning collection, “I Became Myself Again”

The 2026 Art in the Libraries faculty/staff exhibit will feature “I Became Myself Again,” a mixed media art collection created through community-based focus groups. The exhibit offers a powerful, visual exploration of personal experiences.