Category: Special Collections

Special Collections Exhibits Hit the Road: Sharing the Legacy of Senator Fulbright in Washington, DC and Little Rock, Arkansas

Part one of Fulbright exhibit at George Washington University.

In recognition of the 70th anniversary of the Fulbright program in 2016, Special Collections brought two exhibits to international conferences and meetings as the University Libraries continue to share Senator Fulbright’s legacy and the wealth of resources available for the study of international education and cultural exchange. …Continue Reading Special Collections Exhibits Hit the Road: Sharing the Legacy of Senator Fulbright in Washington, DC and Little Rock, Arkansas

An Interview with Special Collections Project Archivist, Heath Robinson

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  • Publication date August 18, 2016
Photo of Heath Robinson, James D. Bales Project Archivist

Heath Robinson is the James D. Bales Project Archivist in the University Libraries Special Collections Department.
Robinson is working on an archival processing project, “Seeing Red: James D. Bales and the Southern Red Scare.” Angela Fritz, Interim Head of Special Collections, sat down with Robinson to discuss his work on the project….Continue Reading An Interview with Special Collections Project Archivist, Heath Robinson

Fulbright Program Turns 70!

Truman signing Fulbright Act

The Fulbright Program turns 70 years old August 1, 2016. Join Special Collections in celebrating this remarkable milestone by enjoying two historic photographs from the archives and new online guides created by the University of Arkansas Libraries to help people around the world access the significant collections related to Senator Fulbright and international education and cultural exchange. …Continue Reading Fulbright Program Turns 70!