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
The University Libraries have many databases and digital resources collections available even with our campus closed and students and faculty working from distant locations. Here are hints for getting fascinating information about home gardens, food preservation, cooking at home, and other “homesteading” activities from the Arkansas Agricultural Extension Circulars digital collections. …Continue Reading Social Distancing and Homesteading with Digital Collections
The University Libraries have digitized the first issues of the Arkansas Traveler student newspaper from 1907 to 1947. The first phase of the digital project is composed of 1,042 issues or roughly 4,780 single scans. The collection is now searchable online….Continue Reading Libraries Digitize First Issues of Arkansas Traveler Student Newspaper
Whiskey smuggling, murder, scandal and a “hanging judge” – the latest digital exhibit from University Libraries has all this and more. The Deputy Marshal Addison Beck and Judge Isaac Parker’s Court collection is now available worldwide, free of charge. …Continue Reading Libraries Launch Digital Collection on American Old West
The Tuesday Times highlights news and updates for Libraries’ faculty and staff. We’re almost there — this is the last Tuesday Times of Spring 2016! This week’s edition provides info on faculty, staff, and student accomplishments, links to Commencement 2016 information, and provides important updates and year-end reminders. …Continue Reading Tuesday Times
For Special Collections, the opening of the Bachman-Wilson House at Crystal Bridges provides another way to highlight the connection between the Arkansas Architectural Archives and the work of the legendary Frank Lloyd Wright. …Continue Reading Organic Architecture: Welcoming Frank Lloyd Wright Back to Northwest Arkansas