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.
From citation management to coding for data analysis, we are holding online workshops to meet a variety of research needs.
Visit our exhibit exploring the women's suffrage movement in West Virginia
through the holdings of the West Virginia & Regional History Center.
Engage with anti-racist ideas in Overdrive book collection.
Visit OverdriveCheck out the virtual offerings from Art in the Libraries on the Exhibits page!
Explore library resources related to anti-black violence, police brutality, activism, Black Lives Matter, artists’ responses, health inequity, mass incarceration, and protests.
Downtown Campus Library | 8am – 5pm |
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Eliza's Coffee Shop | Closed until further notice |
Poster Printing | By Appointment (email - libsys@mail.wvu.edu) |
Testing | Closed |
Tutoring | Closed |
Evansdale Library | 8am – 5pm |
Da Vinci's | Closed until further notice |
Poster Printing | By Appointment (email - libsys@mail.wvu.edu) |
George R. Farmer Jr. Law Library | 8am – 4pm |
Health Sciences Library | 7:30am – 9pm |
Health Sciences Library (Charleston) | – |
Potomac State College Library | 8am – 4:30pm |
Institute of Technology, Beckley Campus | Closed |
West Virginia & Regional History Center | By Appointment (WVU Faculty, Staff, & Students Only) |
The Art in the Libraries Committee and Dean of Libraries Karen Diaz selected Anna Allen and Raymond Thompson, Jr. as the 2020 recipients.
The first in a series of blogs written by an undergraduate researcher about her findings in the Ebersole cookbook collection.
The new Licensing Principles for Vendors have now been approved by the Dean of Libraries, the Library Faculty Assembly, and the WVU Faculty Senate.