All breaks will be held in the lobby of Mullins Library near the west entrance and will include food, drinks and/or activities at no cost to students. …Continue Reading Study Breaks, Extended Hours in Mullins Library
Folklorist Jan Rosenberg will kick off the new Folklife Web Series by presenting on gospel music and folklife education in southern Arkansas from 3-4:30 p.m. Thursday, April 21, on Zoom….Continue Reading Arkansas Folk and Traditional Arts to Launch Folklife Web Series
Rachel Whitaker, a doctoral candidate in the U of A’s history program, will discuss her research into J.H. Phipps and the Northwest Arkansas timber industry at 5:30 p.m. Thursday, April 14, in the Special Collections reading room….Continue Reading Whitaker to Speak on J.H. Phipps and the Timber Industry in Northwest Arkansas
“University of Arkansas – 150 Years” is on display in Mullins Library’s Helen Robson Walton Reading Room, located on the lobby level, through May 2022….Continue Reading Exhibit Celebrating U of A’s 150-Year History on Display Through Spring Semester
Whitney King, a recent graduate of the U of A’s Master of Arts in journalism program, will discuss her research into the Black Americans for Democracy at 5:30 p.m. Thursday, March 3….Continue Reading King to Speak on Black Americans for Democracy
Arkansas Folk and Traditional Arts has partnered with Lilli Tichinin of New Mexico Arts to offer the webinar Accessibility for Cultural Programs from 2-3 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 23. This webinar is open to the public and offered at no cost to attendees. Registration is required. …Continue Reading Libraries to Offer Webinar: Accessibility for Cultural Programs