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
This past May, the English department and Special Collections revived the History of the Book course, a class that has not been offered at the University of Arkansas in several decades, as a 2-week Intercession. This blog post by English graduate student Amanda White gives a perspective about the important revival of the offering from a student who participated in the class….Continue Reading History of the Book: Special Collections collaborates with the English Department
A new exhibit on display in the lobby level of Mullins Library features letters from the Special Collections department written by former University of Arkansas students with dates ranging from 1878 to the 1950s….Continue Reading Letters Home: University of Arkansas Student Experience Captured in Correspondence
Join University Libraries and Medieval and Renaissance Studies for the grand reveal of a recently acquired Ferial Psalter from 15th century Bohemia from 4:30-6:30 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 18, in Carnall Hall. …Continue Reading University Libraries to Host ‘Reveal of the Ferial Psalter’ Oct. 18
The University Libraries Special Collections department is pleased to host a celebratory event in honor of Archives Month Oct. 12 at 2:30 p.m. on the first floor of Mullins Library. This event is free and open to the public. Refreshments will be served….Continue Reading Join University Libraries for a Special Collections Celebration Oct. 12
Through the National Education Program, conservative activists and theologians such as James D. Bales of Harding College, reached millions of people with their message of “Americanism” through a multi-media approach that included newspapers, advertisements, and film. Learn more about the historical evidence left by the NEP in this update from the James D. Bales Papers processing project. …Continue Reading The National Education Program on Film: Highlights from the James D. Bales Project.