The University Libraries, in coordination with the office of Academic Initiatives and Integrity, have created an online research guide titled “AI and Academic Integrity” that is free and open to the campus community. …Continue Reading Libraries Provide Guidance on Using Artificial Intelligence in Higher Education
Hosted by the University Libraries, the Razorback Researcher series of virtual, in-person and hybrid seminars will explore research basics, how to efficiently use specific resources, citation management and more….Continue Reading Free Razorback Researcher Seminars to Continue This Semester
Mullins Library staff have compiled a list of digital material available for all students, staff and faculty regarding sustainability and climate change in today’s world. You can also view displays of physical items in Mullins Library on Level 4. …Continue Reading Learn About Sustainability and Climate Change with University Libraries Resources
The Scholarly Communications team interviews Prof. Jane Valerie Blunschi, Assistant Director of the Creative Writing and Translation Program, about The Diamond Line: a student literary magazine created by her students. …Continue Reading Bringing Together Student Creators: Diamond Line Undergraduate Literary Magazine
As renovation efforts progress, University Libraries staff are excited to announce a variety of new spaces and services that will be available on Levels 1 and 2 of Mullins Library during the fall 2024 semester….Continue Reading Libraries Look Forward to Offering New Spaces, Services Next Semester
The Libraries have recently acquired access to the archive of the Wall Street Journal newspaper, covering business, finance, labor, politics, and culture from the first issue in 1889 through 2012….Continue Reading Wall Street Journal Archive