Virgil L. Baker was a long-time author, playwright, and educator at the University of Arkansas, and took the lead (pun intended) on creating and advocating for the University’s drama program….Continue Reading Beginning of Drama: The Virgil L. Baker Papers
University faculty can learn about reducing the cost of textbooks for their students at an Open Educational Resources workshop from 12:30-2:30 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 24, in Arkansas Union 512. Lunch provided!…Continue Reading Open Textbook Network Faculty Workshop and Paid Review
A number of library business resources got a refresh for fall. Here’s a roundup of some additions and changes….Continue Reading Business is Booming
Institutional repository coordinator Cedar Claire Middleton recounts her experience at the Force11 Scholarly Communications Institute. …Continue Reading Force11 Scholarly Communications Institute Experience
An exhibit is now up in Mullins Library with materials related to the Elaine Race Massacre of 1919, in which as many as 200 African American people were killed….Continue Reading Elaine Massacre Exhibit on Display in Mullins Library
The campus community is invited to join Melody Herr, head of the Office of Scholarly Communications, for the webinar Research Misconduct: Definitions, Causes, and Responses from 10-11 a.m. Wednesday, Sept. 11. …Continue Reading Herr to Offer Free Webinar on Research Misconduct