Libraries at West Virginia University

UPDATE: The Libraries are now open to WVU faculty, staff, and students. Check Library Updates for the latest information and hours for up to date changes.

Library Workshops

From citation management to coding for data analysis, we are holding online workshops to meet a variety of research needs.

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New Digital Exhibits

View the WVRHC's digital exhibits about political campaign memorabilia, Congress, and the Voting Rights Act of 1965.

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Overdrive Anti-Racism Collection

Engage with anti-racist ideas in Overdrive book collection.

Visit Overdrive

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Art from Home

Check out the virtual offerings from Art in the Libraries on the Exhibits page!

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Support the WVU Libraries by making a donation, creating an endowment, or pledging a future gift.

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Hours

Downtown Campus Library	7:30am – 12am
Eliza's Coffee Shop	Closed until further notice
Poster Printing	8am – 8pm
Testing	8:15am – 4:45pm
Tutoring	Online Only
Evansdale Library	7:30am – 12am
Da Vinci's	Closed until further notice
Poster Printing	8am – 8pm
George R. Farmer Jr. Law Library	8am – 8pm
Health Sciences Library	7:30am – 12am
Health Sciences Library (Charleston)	8am – 4pm
Potomac State College Library	8am – 6pm
Institute of Technology, Beckley Campus	8am – 11pm
West Virginia & Regional History Center	By Appointment (WVU Faculty, Staff, & Students Only)

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Events

Oct313:00 PM - 5:30 PM2020 WVU Isaac Asimov Collection Symposium
Nov43:00 PM - 4:00 PMDispelling the Myths about Open Access | a Research Commons Workshop
Nov1010:00 AM - 11:00 AMPositioning Yourself for Scholarly Impact | a Research Commons Workshop
Nov1112:00 PM - 1:00 PMSubmitting your ETD to the Research Repository @ WVU | a Research Commons Workshop
Nov111:30 PM - 3:00 PMA Primer in Data Visualization with Tableau | a Research Commons Workshop

News

Student-curated online exhibit explores West Virginia political memorabilia

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Libraries to host talk on democracy, voting and race on Oct. 30

In commemoration of the Suffrage Centennial, the WVU Libraries’ Art in the Libraries Virtual Program will host Atiba Ellis, Professor of Law at Marquette University Law School