February 6 is the birthday of Judge Lafayette Gregg, and Special Collections is marking the occasion by making available some fascinating historic photographs. A prominent civic and political leader for nearly the entire second half of the 19th century, Gregg was also instrumental in the founding of the University of Arkansas in his hometown of Fayetteville. …Continue Reading Special Collections Marks Judge Gregg’s 191st Birthday
The Tuesday Times highlights news and updates for Libraries’ faculty and staff. This edition is brimming with awesome links and info. A highlight this week? Joel Thornton answers Three Weird Questions!…Continue Reading Tuesday Times
The Tuesday Times highlights news and updates for Libraries’ faculty and staff. This edition is chock-full of links to accomplishments by our faculty and staff, as well as info on our renovated mobile catalog, and happenings on and around campus….Continue Reading Tuesday Times
Meet and greet local author Amy Allen of the University Libraries at the Fayetteville Barnes & Noble this Saturday, Jan. 23, from 1-4 p.m….Continue Reading Amy Allen Taking Part in Local Author Showcase Tomorrow
The University Libraries remember the renowned Arkansas poet C.D. Wright through her remarkable works, many of which are preserved in Special Collections as published volumes and manuscripts….Continue Reading Remembering C.D. Wright and her “Lost Roads” of Arkansas
University Libraries’ Special Collections acquires the archives of the oldest all-documentary film festival in North America. …Continue Reading Hot Springs Documentary Film Festival Archives Move to U of A