Virgil L. Baker was a long-time author, playwright, and educator at the University of Arkansas, and took the lead (pun intended) on creating and advocating for the University’s drama program….Continue Reading Beginning of Drama: The Virgil L. Baker Papers
An exhibit is now up in Mullins Library with materials related to the Elaine Race Massacre of 1919, in which as many as 200 African American people were killed….Continue Reading Elaine Massacre Exhibit on Display in Mullins Library
Learn about local photographer C. E. Watton’s work in this blog post by Katrina Windon. …Continue Reading University Work a Specialty: Photographer C. E. Watton’s Imprint on Fayetteville
Amy Allen, university archivist and author, will be signing copies of her book, University of Arkansas (Campus History), from noon to 3 p.m. this Saturday at the Barnes & Noble in Fayetteville….Continue Reading Book Signing With Librarian and Author Amy Allen This Saturday
Catherine Wallack, architectural records archivist for University Libraries, will host a gallery conversation titled Benton and the Buffalo River at 1 p.m. Saturday, July 27, at Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art. This event is free and open to the public….Continue Reading Architectural Records Archivist to Speak at Crystal Bridges Saturday
Be sure and stop by the lobby level of Mullins Library this summer to see a selection of new acquisitions on display from the Special Collections department….Continue Reading New Acquisitions in Special Collections