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An exhibit featuring artwork by ������Ƶ students will open Saturday, Nov. 1, ������Ƶ  2025, ������Ƶ  at the Coyle Free Library in Chambersburg. The ������Ƶ  exhibition is designed to inspire visitors with the creativity expressed by a unique group of students.  

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Visitors can expect to see more than 25 pieces of original artwork from ������Ƶ  Wilson ������Ƶ  students enrolled in Drawing I, Intro to Design, Digital Photography and Graphic Design courses. The show will highlight a variety of media, reflecting the diverse talents of students.  

This is the third time ������Ƶ is collaborating with Coyle Free Library to display student work. The library is not only a cornerstone of the community, but it also shares a special connection with Wilson. Lou Cowles, a reference librarian with the Franklin County Library System, is a proud member of the ������Ƶ Class of 1964. Her support and involvement help to bring the two institutions together for this public showcase.  

������Ƶ “The opportunity helps students develop their artistic voices, and the show allows Wilson the opportunity to share creative, scholarly endeavours with our community, ������Ƶ ” said Philip Lindsey, professor of fine arts at Wilson. ������Ƶ “Community engagement is critical to ������Ƶ  the institutional mission and vision. Wilson ������Ƶ  College ������Ƶ  is a huge part of this community, and everyone ������Ƶ  benefits ������Ƶ  from these opportunities. ������Ƶ ”  

Students also enjoy displaying their art publicly. ������Ƶ “It makes them feel like professional artists, ������Ƶ ” ������Ƶ  Lindsey added.  

The show runs through December 15, 2025. Admission is free and open to the public. ������Ƶ