The title of the Libraries’ blog denotes far more than just Mullins Library’s street address. “Why 365 McIlroy” provides the backstory behind the title, shows a photo of The Hill while it was still being farmed, and links back to the collection the photo comes from. …Continue Reading Why 365 McIlroy?
This exhibit in recognition of Black History Month 2012 showcases materials from the Daisy Bates Collection (MC 582) and associated materials in University Libraries Special Collections in order to celebrate the life and work of Arkansas Civil Rights leader, Daisy Bates. …Continue Reading Crusader for Civil Rights: an Exhibit Celebrating the Life of Daisy Bates
The opening of the Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art in Bentonville, Arkansas, brings a world-class art museum to northwest Arkansas. The museum is situated on land that belonged to Dr. Neil Compton from 1952 to 1978 when it was sold to the Walton family. …Continue Reading Before Crystal Bridges: A Selection from the Neil Compton Papers (MC 1091)
Renowned historian and faculty member of the University of Arkansas, William B. Gatewood, Jr., passed away October 23, 2011. Since joining the University in 1970 as the Distinguished Professor of History, Dr. Gatewood had a profound impact on Arkansas and its people….Continue Reading The University of Arkansas Libraries and Special Collections Remember Willard Gatewood, Jr.
Mark Wilcken, a prodFine Arts Centerucer at the Arkansas Educational Television Network in Little Rock, is releasing a 55-minute documentary, Clean Lines, Open Spaces: A View of Mid-Century Modern Architecture, using materials from Special Collections….Continue Reading AETN Documentary on Mid-Century Modern Architecture Uses Special Collections Resources
From Women’s clubs to Womyn’s collectives, the University Libraries offer a wide range of materials to support research in gender and cultural history. …Continue Reading Women’s History Month: Featured Collections