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WVU Libraries transitions to exclusive use of Scopus Jan. 1
WVU Libraries transitioned from Web of Science to exclusive use of Scopus, January 1, 2026. To help users with the transition, there is a dedicated page for frequently asked questions.
2026 Mountain Artist in Residency awardee named
Art in the Libraries Committee in collaboration with West Virginia & Regional History Center archivists selected L. Renée as the 2026 Mountain Artist in Residency awardee. Selected for her proposed artwork, “Remain,” Renée’s forthcoming residency project will be an interdisciplinary poetry and performance exhibit.
Humanities Center grant & fellowship applications due March 1
With the goal of showcasing the vital role of humanities scholarship and creativity in a thriving and just society, projects will be carefully reviewed and awarded by an interdisciplinary humanities committee. All applications are due March 1 at 11:59 p.m.
Gold, Guns, & God: Henry Doktorski on WV Hare Krishnas
The History Center invites WVU community and the public to attend an event on Thursday, February 19 at 4 p.m. in the Milano Reading Room of the Downtown Library for an evening of stories and history about the New Vrindaban West Virginia Hare Krishna Community.
Dryad data now available to researchers!
Dryad is now available to the WVU community and will make it easier for researchers to share, find, use, and cite data, making it ready-made for emerging data sharing requirements. To introduce researchers to Dryad, a virtual workshop, hosted by Dryad, has been scheduled for March 10 at 11:30 a.m.
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- Dryad data now available to WVU faculty and researchers
- Dryad is now available to the WVU community for easy access to a generalist data repository. The platform will make it easier for researchers to share, find, use, and cite data, and is ready-made for emerging data sharing requirements.
- Art in the Libraries names 2026 Mountain Artist in Residency awardee
- WVU Libraries’ Art in the Libraries Committee in collaboration with West Virginia & Regional History Center archivists selected L. Renée as the 2026 Mountain Artist in Residency awardee, selected for her proposed artwork, “Remain.”
- WVU Libraries encourages participation with Feminist Activist and Women’s History Collection, grows with planned archivist position
- At the heart of WVU Libraries’ West Virginia Feminist Activist and Women’s History Collection lies a dedicated mission: to discover, preserve, and share the stories of women who shaped our region. And certainly, more is needed to complete the story.
- History Center names 2026 travel grantees
- The West Virginia & Regional History Center (WVRHC) is pleased to announce the 2026 recipients of its annual WVRHC Research Travel Grants.
- History Center to host Henry Doktorski for personal account and inside, historic look at Hare Krishna Community
- The WVRHC invites WVU community and the public to attend this event for an evening of stories and history about the New Vrindaban West Virginia Hare Krishna Community.
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