Libraries hold a unique position as places to hold civil conversations on challenging subjects as well as purveyors of credible information in which to frame those conversations. MU Libraries actively advocates and educates in defense of intellectual freedom—the rights of library users to read, seek information, and speak freely as guaranteed by the First Amendment.
This Resource Guide will provide library users with up-to-date information about the displays, exhibits, and events featured across all libraries serving the Marshall University students, faculty, and staff.
Sabrina Thomas, Research and Instruction Librarian for Marshall Libraries, delivered the keynote address at the Cabell County Public Library in-service day on October 8th. Her topic was the role of the library in the information age.
Banned Books Week Display - September 23 - 29, 2018
Fallout 76 Display - Special Collections
HerdCon Display - Drinko 3rd floor
Drinko Library 20th Birthday
Spring 2021 with MU Libraries
Futures of Appalachia Art Exhibit - Drinko 1st Floor & Study Center
Aug. 1st 2020 – May 1st 2021
Victor Animatograph Lantern Slides
Special Collections Virtual Exhibit
Historic Huntington Businesses: The Birth of Huntington, W. Va. 1871-1900
Special Collections Virtual Exhibit
Irvin Dugan: Cartoonist
Special Collections Virtual Exhibit
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