Prescriptions for Change: Value Voting in Healthcare
Health Sciences Library
| Aug. - May. 2025
A rotational exhibit of mixed media from Skyrocket: What Drug Prices Do, by Katy Giebenhain
Read More About PrescriptionsArtificial Intelligence
Downtown Library
| 2025
For the WVU Art in the Libraries 6th collaborative, multidisciplinary exhibition,
we want to invite the WVU community to look at how artificial intelligence
might impact fields of study, work, career readiness and community engagement.
WVU Art in the Libraries Retrospective: 2015-2024
The retrospective will illustrate and celebrate eight years of exhibits
and programs across the three Morgantown-based libraries, showcasing
its scope and impact on the campus and community.
The Mountain Traditions Project
Downtown Library | Fall 2024
The Mountain Traditions Project tells the stories of 50 individuals who
are carrying forward Appalachian traditions in our rapidly changing
world, challenging long-held notions of cultural rigidity in Appalachia,
and exploring the heritage of the region as a rich, diverse tapestry
of traditions that is inclusive of a plurality of voices, identities,
and perspectives.
Hidden No More: The Enduring Impact of Native American and Enslaved People
on the Evansdale Neighborhood and WVU Campus
Downtown Library | May 02024
This exhibit highlights people and circumstances comprising the many
stories that are woven into 360 acres of land – Home to Native
Americans for thousands of years
Trout in the Classroom: A Journey Through Art and Science
Curated by Jennifer Ripley Stueckle, WVU Teaching Professor of Biology,
and 2024 WVU Art in the Libraries Faculty Exhibit Awardee.
This exhibition showcases the collaborative efforts of local schools,
community volunteers, and university students in exploring the life
cycle of rainbow trout through quilts, paintings, prints, and photographic
documentation of the project process.
M aterial Culture Displays
Evansdale Library | Aug. - Dec. 2024
The assembled displays will provide insights into voting culture and history,
showcasing a curated collection of ballots, a voting machine training
device, informative "field guides" to ballot design and other voting
ephemera. Highlights of the exhibition include a mechanical voting machine
training unit, used to instruct voters on the use of mechanical voting
machines dating back to the late 19th/early 20th centuries.
Mai We Care: adaptive fashion show
Downtown Library | Apr. - Aug. 2024
WVU Runway of Dreams presents a display showcasing different adaptive clothing to increase awareness of accessible fashion featuring Mai We Care adaptive fashion.
Read More About Mai We CareUnheard Voices
Downtown Library | Apr. - Aug. 2024
The aim of this exhibit will be to showcase art created by children currently in foster care who are residing in shelters and group homes across the state of West Virginia.
Read More About Unheard Voices