In honor of the 100th anniversary of the ratification of the 19th Amendment, architectural records archivist Cat Wallack shares some of our holdings in Special Collections related to women’s suffrage. …Continue Reading Recognizing Suffrage: An Imperfect Struggle
This second blog from Special Collections intern Craig Huddleston examines the end of Reconstruction in Arkansas, the rise of explicitly racist government and the last African American legislators to hold elected office prior to the modern Civil Rights Era. …Continue Reading A New Voice Taken Away: The African American Political Experience in Post-Reconstruction Arkansas Politics
Faculty are encouraged to submit course reserve requests to the University Libraries. Library personnel will attempt to fulfill these requests by finding existing online texts or scanning physical items….Continue Reading Faculty: Submit Course Reserve Requests Now
This post by Jessica Kelly of the Office for Scholarly Communications provides a review of the book Supporting Today’s Students in the Library: Strategies for Retaining and Graduating International, Transfer, First-Generation, and Re-Entry Students….Continue Reading Supporting All Students – a Book Review and Reflection
This post by Jessica Kelly of the Office for Scholarly Communications highlights opportunities to give back to free stock photo sites, the institutional repository, and more….Continue Reading Giving Back – A Call to Action
Thanks to generous project donors, more than a century of University of Arkansas history is now available online, free of charge – and searchable….Continue Reading Libraries Digitize All University of Arkansas Yearbooks