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AI may seem intangible, but it has a physical footprint.In a recent Q&A, we sat down with Dr. Dustin Edwards as he exami...
06/11/2026

AI may seem intangible, but it has a physical footprint.

In a recent Q&A, we sat down with Dr. Dustin Edwards as he examines the infrastructure, energy demands, and policy questions surrounding the technologies that power artificial intelligence.

See what Dr. Edwards had to say➡️ exlibris.lib.wvu.edu/news/2026/05/28/q-a-with-dr-dustin-edwards-on-ideology-policy-and-protest-in-the-ai-supply-chain

West Virginia's history isn't just something we remember—it's something we're still discovering. Join us with the West V...
06/04/2026

West Virginia's history isn't just something we remember—it's something we're still discovering. Join us with the West Virginia & Regional History Center on June 18 at 2 p.m. to hear from the next generation of historians whose research is uncovering new perspectives on the people, events, and ideas that have shaped the Mountain State for generations.

WVU Associate Professor of History Dr. William "Hal" Gorby will lead a panel discussion with these panelists:
- Dr. Kristen Bailey, PhD, 2025
- Matthew Powell, MA, 2025
- David Solomon, MA, 2025
- Dr. Jack Weaver, PhD, 2025

Mark your calendar➡️ wvu.libcal.com/calendar/events/wv-day-2026 See less

We are excited to announce the Art in the Libraries 2026 winning faculty/staff exhibit, "I Became Myself Again."The exhi...
06/02/2026

We are excited to announce the Art in the Libraries 2026 winning faculty/staff exhibit, "I Became Myself Again."

The exhibit is a mixed media art collection created through community-based focus groups. Through the artists’ use of a range of materials from canvas and paint to string and markers, visitors can experience the profound complexities of self and societal acceptance.

Accompanying each artwork is an artist statement providing essential context and personal narrative to the visual works. For more information about the exhibit, visit ➡️ exlibris.lib.wvu.edu/news/2026/05/28/art-in-the-libraries-to-highlight-2026-winning-collection-i-became-myself-again

We are pleased to welcome our new Entrepreneurship Librarian, Bridget Wipf! She will be supporting faculty, students, an...
05/27/2026

We are pleased to welcome our new Entrepreneurship Librarian, Bridget Wipf! She will be supporting faculty, students, and the community with market research, funding resources, grant navigation, and intellectual property services through the Patent and Trademark Resource Center. As a business and social sciences specialist, she’ll also provide research support, workshops, and guidance on entrepreneurship and commercialization.

Read more about Bridget and her role at WVU Libraries: exlibris.lib.wvu.edu/news/2026/05/21/wvu-libraries-welcomes-new-entrepreneurship-librarian-bridget-wipf

All WVU Libraries will be closed tomorrow, Saturday, May 23 - Monday, May 25, for Memorial Day.We will reopen Tuesday, M...
05/22/2026

All WVU Libraries will be closed tomorrow, Saturday, May 23 - Monday, May 25, for Memorial Day.

We will reopen Tuesday, May 26. Find hours for your nearest library at wvu.libcal.com/hours.

Attention graduate students‼️Apply for the WVU Libraries Graduate Student Library Immersion Program, a three-day worksho...
05/13/2026

Attention graduate students‼️Apply for the WVU Libraries Graduate Student Library Immersion Program, a three-day workshop designed to strengthen your research skills through hands-on sessions, librarian consultations, and interdisciplinary community building.

The program will be held August 10–12 at the Downtown Library. Participants receive a $125 stipend upon successful completion.

Applications are due June 5. Learn more and apply today➡️ library.wvu.edu/teach-learn/graduate-student-immersion

Need a quick study break or a just moment to breathe? We’ve got you! Join us from 7 – 9 p.m., Sunday, May 3 through Mond...
05/01/2026

Need a quick study break or a just moment to breathe? We’ve got you! Join us from 7 – 9 p.m., Sunday, May 3 through Monday, May 5, for snacks, stress-relief activities, and a relaxing space to recharge for the final stretch.

Grab what you need and go, or stay and unwind—it’s up to you.

From building ideas to breaking new ground, research is a process.ULIB students recently explored that journey by creat...
04/30/2026

From building ideas to breaking new ground, research is a process.

ULIB students recently explored that journey by creating structures that reflect how knowledge develops: strong foundations, layered thinking, and room for new ideas to emerge.

The Robert F. Munn Library Scholars Award celebrates that same spirit of discovery, honoring undergraduate students whose research in the humanities and social sciences demonstrates depth, originality, and impact.

Take your research beyond the classroom and apply for the Robert. F Munn Library Scholars Award today ➡️ library.wvu.edu/initiatives/awards/student-awards -award

We are excited to welcome Mark Paris as Dean of WVU Libraries and Press!As Dean, Paris serves as the chief administrator...
04/29/2026

We are excited to welcome Mark Paris as Dean of WVU Libraries and Press!

As Dean, Paris serves as the chief administrator and strategic leader of WVU Libraries, the West Virginia & Regional History Center, the William A. Neal Museum of the Health Sciences, the WVU Humanities Center, and the West Virginia University Press.

Throughout his career, Paris has focused on positioning libraries and their allied units as strategic partners in advancing research excellence, student success, and the public mission of higher education.

We look forward to the future and continued growth of WVU Libraries! 💙💛

Read more about Dean Paris: exlibris.lib.wvu.edu/news/2026/04/27/wvu-libraries-welcomes-dean-mark-paris

Looking for a calm place to prepare for finals week?The Downtown Library's Sensory Safe Space on the first floor offers ...
04/27/2026

Looking for a calm place to prepare for finals week?

The Downtown Library's Sensory Safe Space on the first floor offers low lighting, soft seating, and a more relaxing environment. While you're there, check out noise-canceling headphones and personal white noise machines to help you focus (or decompress).

Learn more about library spaces on our website. library.wvu.edu/visit-and-study

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