Happy Earth Week! As a rich variety of events are held on campus and around town, it might be hard to remember that Earth Day is a relatively new holiday, one first celebrated in 1970. Today, the City of Fayetteville promotes its “Recycle Something” initiative and runs both residential pick-up programs and recycling drop-off facilities…Continue Reading Everything Old is New Again: A Legacy of Recycling in Fayetteville
Special Collections intern, Amanda White, a Master of Arts candidate in English, shares some of the findings of her “history of the book” research conducted in the University of Arkansas Libraries. White discusses her analysis of Sharon Turner’s History of the Anglo-Saxon as an artifact of 19th century America. …Continue Reading Turner’s History of the Anglo-Saxons as Object: Utilizing Special Collections for Investigating 19th Century America
Join University Libraries, the Master of Fine Arts program and Open Mouth Reading Seriesfor the fourth annual Earth Day Poetry Reading at 2 p.m. this Sunday, April 22, at the Mount Sequoyah Gardens Park. This event is free and open to the public….Continue Reading Libraries Host Fourth Annual Earth Day Poetry Reading April 22
Do you have old photos and negatives, or unused/damaged VHS tapes, CDs, or DVDs taking up shelf space? Donate them to Preservation!…Continue Reading Tuesday Times
Awake, A Dream From Standing Rock, is a documentary about the peaceful resistance at Standing Rock Sioux Reservation that will be screened at 6 p.m. Thursday in Giffels Auditorium….Continue Reading Free Screening of Standing Rock Documentary April 19
We have plenty of events coming up at the Libraries. Check them out! …Continue Reading Tuesday Times