Creation of open textbooks and instructional resource materials break down the barriers of affordability and accessibility for students and give faculty customized teaching materials….Continue Reading Four to Receive Funding to Improve Course Materials, Lower Student Textbook Costs
In Part II of this exploration of the University of Arkansas campus in 1969, we look at the controversy and racial tensions ahead of the “Game of the Century,” when the Razorbacks hosted Texas on December 6, 1969. …Continue Reading Campus in 1969, Part II: Dixie, Nixon, and the “Game of the Century”
As finals approach, the University Libraries have teamed up with our partners across campus to offer study breaks that are free and open to all U of A students. Mullins Library will also offer extended hours. …Continue Reading Mullins Study Breaks, Extended Hours Begin Next Week
One challenge associated with curating an exhibit is deciding what to leave out. Some items are too large or too fragile to be put in the case, and there is a finite amount of space. This post highlights some of the stories that we wish we could have included in our recent exhibit, Arkansas from Scratch: Recipes for Changing Communities….Continue Reading A Little More Leaven: Favorite Recipes and Recipe Books
Levels 3 and 4 will close Friday, Dec. 20. Furniture will be moving, and updated floor plans are now available. …Continue Reading Renewal Update Nov. 26
Fifty years ago, the United States was undergoing tremendous change and challenges, and the University of Arkansas in 1969 had its own share of controversy and excitement. Guest speakers such as Muhhammad Ali brought new ideas to the students in Fayetteville, and the campus saw protests and remarkable events draw national attention. In this first of two blogs, we look at the counterculture on campus though the lens of remarkable guest speakers. …Continue Reading Campus in 1969, Part 1: Ali and Ginsberg visit Arkansas