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Calling all artists: Submit your artist in residency application for Mountain AIR by November 28

The Art in the Libraries program at WVU Libraries invites artists from all backgrounds and disciplines to apply for the 2026 Mountain AIR Program—an initiative that invites artists to draw inspiration from the Libraries’ rich environmental archives.

Neal Museum opens new exhibit showcasing history of West Virginia's oldest school of pharmacy

The William A. Neal Museum of the Health Sciences has opened a new exhibit that showcases the history of WVU’s School of Pharmacy—from its founding to the present.

Fall 2025 workshops now available

WVU Libraries has launched its fall lineup of workshops designed to enhance research and data management skills. Workshops cover a range of essential topics such as data management tools, scholarly publishing, copyright for scholarly authors, ETDs, etc.

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Diaz to retire as Libraries dean in spring, search for replacement underway

This spring, Karen Diaz will close the chapter on her nearly 40-year career in higher education and academic libraries after eight years as dean of WVU Libraries.

WVU Libraries fall exhibits feature AI, West Virginia's WWII veterans, WVU School of Pharmacy, and more

WVU Libraries is pleased to share a packed schedule of fall 2025 exhibits for students, faculty, staff, and community—all brimming with compelling topics and educational and cultural information.

Calling all WVU alumni artists: Submit your reflection on freedom by December 31

The submission window for the WVU Alumni Art Show, Reflecting on Freedom, is now open. The Art in the Libraries Committee invites WVU alumni to submit their artistic work exploring themes of freedom and independence.