The exhibit, now on display in the gallery on Level 1 of the library, offers a glimpse into life on campus during the war and the service of university alumni, including 1st Lt. George Walker, Fay Jones, George Fisher and Walter Lemke….Continue Reading World War II Exhibits Honor Arkansas’ Legacy of Service and Resilience
Learn to find, document and present folklife and traditional arts at the training session June 7 in Dyess, in collaboration with the Johnny Cash Boyhood Home and Museum and the Southern Tenant Farmers Museum….Continue Reading Register for Summer Community Scholars Training Program at A-State Heritage Sites
Study Breaks begin April 28! Relax and refuel with food, drinks, and activities sponsored by the Libraries and our partners across campus. …Continue Reading Take a Study Break With the University Libraries
The next installment of the Arkansas Folk and Traditional Arts Community Scholars Training Program – a free training opportunity for Arkansans interested in finding, documenting and presenting community culture, folklife and traditional arts – begins Feb. 13….Continue Reading Spring 2025 Community Scholars Training Program to Be Held in Dardanelle
Celebrate Black History Month with book displays and Special Collections materials. …Continue Reading Celebrate Black History Month with the Libraries!
Eight mentor artists have been selected for the Arkansas Folk and Traditional Arts statewide apprenticeship program, which funds teams of mentor artists and apprentices committed to sustaining their artistic traditions and cultural heritage….Continue Reading AFTA Awards Eight Mentor-Apprentice Teams for 2024-25 Apprenticeship Program