The Arkansas Folk and Traditional Arts Community Scholars program is a free training opportunity for anyone interested in finding, documenting and presenting community culture, folklife and traditional arts….Continue Reading Next Arkansas Folk and Traditional Arts Community Scholars Training Offered Online
Hosted by the University Libraries, this series of virtual, in-person and hybrid seminars will explore research basics, how to efficiently use specific resources, citation management and more….Continue Reading Libraries to Offer Free Razorback Researcher Seminars This Semester
The Libraries now offer access to AM Explorer, a cornucopia of of digitized primary source collections drawn from archives worldwide….Continue Reading AM Explorer: 30 Million Pages of Primary Sources
The University Libraries are here when you need us, in person and online. You can ask us questions via call, text, email or by using our chat service — to talk to real humans, not bots. Personnel at the Mullins Library Help Desk, located on the west side of Level 4, are ready to help you locate any resources, services or librarians you need to find. …Continue Reading Succeed This Semester With University Libraries Resources
The University Libraries will offer two EndNote Web instruction sessions this month for U of A students, faculty and staff who need to cite sources for a research paper, thesis or dissertation….Continue Reading Libraries to Offer Two Free EndNote Web Virtual Instruction Sessions
Welcome back, Razorbacks! Here are some fall semester updates on the Mullins Library renovation project. …Continue Reading Libraries Welcome Students Back to Campus; Provide Mullins Renovation Updates