The letters of Richard L. Holt Sr., first sergeant in the United States Army during World War II, are now available to researchers, both online and through the Special Collections department of Mullins Library….Continue Reading Over 300 WWII Letters Now Available to Researchers in Richard L. Holt Sr. Papers
A new exhibit is now on display in the Special Collections department of the University Libraries. ‘Celebrating the Illuminated Works of William Blake’ was curated by graduate student Amanda White, who will give a presentation on the materials used in the exhibit at 3 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 7, in the Special Collections Reading Room….Continue Reading New Exhibit, Event in Mullins Library Highlight Artistic Work of William Blake
In this holiday season 100 years later, University Archivist Amy Allen has shared recipes and history of the exhibits from 1917 that members of the Home Economics Club at the University of Arkansas developed to help win World War I. …Continue Reading Holiday Celebration…100 Years Ago: Ideas to Cut Back on Wheat, Meat, and Sugar During World War I
In recognition of Native American Heritage Month, here are two recent rare books additions that preserve the voices of Native Americans through the work of 19th century authors. Both volumes are now available to researchers in Special Collections. …Continue Reading Native American Voices in the Rare Books Collection
The Donald E. Voth Papers contain materials collected and produced by the U of A Emeritus Professor during the course of his teaching and research, both as a student and as a professor. “To me, the library is the soul of the university,” Voth said. …Continue Reading University Libraries Complete Processing for Donald E. Voth Papers
This digital collection provides access to more than 200 issues, allowing researchers to utilize the most complete record of activity at Arkansas’s historic radical labor school….Continue Reading Commonwealth College Fortnightly Now Searchable Online