While the no-food policy remains in effect, the University Libraries and our partners across campus will offer beverages in Mullins Library Dec. 6-15 to help students as they study for final exams. …Continue Reading Fall 2021 Study Breaks Calendar
To celebrate Native American Heritage Month, the Libraries encourage the campus community to reflect on Arkansas land acknowledgements and the lived experiences of the indigenous peoples of Arkansas….Continue Reading Libraries Provide Resources on Arkansas Indigenous Peoples’ Lived Experiences
The University Libraries are now accepting course reserve requests for the Spring 2022 semester. Instructors are encouraged to fill out an online Course Reserves Form, and requests will be accepted throughout the year….Continue Reading Libraries Accepting Course Reserve Requests for Spring 2022 Semester
Graduate student researchers are invited to workshops on grant writing as well as the U of A’s research tools and publication processes during the virtual Graduate Student Research Week Nov. 8-12….Continue Reading Graduate Students Invited to Research Week Nov. 8-12
In celebration of National Native American Heritage Month, the Mullins Library Multimedia Department has compiled a list of streaming videos available to all students, staff and faculty….Continue Reading Native American Heritage Month Videos Available Online and in Person in Mullins Library
The University Libraries’ three millionth volume, now available in Special Collections, is a unique copy of Frances Ellen Watkins Harper’s Iola Leroy, or, Shadows Uplifted. One of the extraordinarily rare 1892 first printings of the groundbreaking novel, this inscribed gift copy from the renowned African American orator, activist, and poet also includes an important ex libris stamp from the Anti-Slavery and Aborigines Protection Society. …Continue Reading Three Millionth Volume Added to Libraries’ Collection: Iola Leroy by Frances Ellen Watkins Harper