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It feels as though every breath you take and every move you make, AI is there — offered as a tool, service, personal assistant, and all-around solution to all problems. AI has come to campus, and it has come to WVU Libraries in ways that might surprise.

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The hybrid Introduction to Library Research course isn’t your average college course. WVU librarians are innovating to make information literacy real and relatable.

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The Archivist of the United States visited WVU Morgantown for a series of visits and tours, and chatted with WVU Libraries in an exclusive Q&A interview.

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WVU Libraries is building upon and sustaining three unique historic collections. Discover how you can help ensure these significant and irreplaceable collections are protected.

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WVU Libraries said farewell to retiring librarians Virginia Desouky, Hilary Fredette, Stewart Plein and Martha Yancey.

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From a vision to vibrant hubs of artistic expression, cultural enrichment and visual displays of scholarship. Dive into a visual timeline of Art in the Libraries’ impact.

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WVU Libraries congratulates three librarians on their promotion from associate university librarian to university librarian.

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To meet shifting needs of WVU students, researchers and West Virginians, WVU Libraries has honed its development and giving priorities for 2025.

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A WVU graduate research assistant studying plant and soil science, and WVU Department of Biology Teaching Professor Jennifer Ripley Stueckle, PhD, merge art with their science and scholarship.

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On March 28, Art in the Libraries will host the first feminist activist artist in residence for a virtual presentation and viewing of the result of the inaugural West Virginia Feminist Activist Collection Artist in Residency (FAIR) program.

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WVU Libraries invites undergraduate students who wrote an exceptional humanities or social sciences research paper this 2024-25 academic year to submit their work for consideration for the Robert F. Munn Library Scholars Award.

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