Centering Student Success
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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WVU Libraries: More than just books
When most people think about a university library, they picture shelves upon shelves of books or the occasional study nook. But WVU Libraries offers so much more than just a quiet place to cram for finals.
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Rising to meet research needs
WVU Libraries and the WVU Research Office are empowering University researchers, paving the way to advances in research and science.
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Future of the Humanities Center
The Humanities Center is embarking on a journey of evolution based on the needs of WVU’s humanities community. Plus, meet the new director leading the charge.
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Centering student success
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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Now accepting student applications for Robert F. Munn Library Scholars Award
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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Wrap the semester at WVU Libraries with wellness tools & resources
Release end of semester stress and take advantage of our spaces, self-care resources, streaming portals, games and more.
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New and returning Mountaineers find their way to WVU Libraries to “lock-in” on first day
Last week, students new and returning filled classrooms, the Mountainlair, PRT stations, — and WVU’s libraries. Why? To find a space to “lock-in” on new courses, challenges, and academic goals with other like-minded students.
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Funding Secured for Classroom Enhancements
WVU Libraries received $250,000 in congressionally directed spending to improve classroom technology at the Downtown and Evansdale libraries, making them more hybrid-friendly.
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Enhanced Spaces to Serve Students
New Enhancements to Library spaces support the success and wellbeing of WVU Students.
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Sensory Safe Space now open at Downtown Library
Sensory Safe Space opened this semester on the Downtown Library’s first floor.
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Immersion Program
Before classes began in January, librarians welcomed 19 graduate students to a three-day intensive workshop designed to improve participants’ research skills with hands-on activities and demonstrations on a variety of resources, methods, tools and topics.
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Neal Museum
The WVU William A. Neal Museum of Health Science opened to the public this year. The museum was conceptualized by the late Dr. William A. Neal, pediatric cardiologist, author of “Quiet Advocate: Edward J. Van Liere's Influence on Medical Education in WV."
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Evansdale Celebrates 42 Years
One thing we missed during the pandemic was marking the 40th anniversary of Evansdale Library opening its doors. So, it’s with some extra exuberance that we celebrate Evansdale Library’s 42nd anniversary.
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Milano Room
Milano Room renovations focuses on technological improvements to accommodate presentations and multimedia events.
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