It’s been 60 years since Bob Schieffer, longtime CBS News correspondent and Fort Worth native, embarked on one of the most meaningful missions of his journalistic career, to bring home the stories…

At UTA Libraries, some of the most meaningful learning happens when students are invited to test ideas, collaborate with others, reflect on their experiences and grow from them. That belief is at…

Sometimes history doesn’t arrive in neat boxes or formal archives. Sometimes it’s tucked away on a family bookshelf, passed from hand to hand, carried through generations by stories told at…

Library resources support learning and researching favorite pastimes

If you’ve ever stared at a research assignment and thought, “Where do I even start?” you’re not alone. And chances are, a conversation with someone like Elli Ferren could make all the difference.…

This Spring, UTA Libraries is inviting students to participate in one-hour focus group sessions to understand how we can improve our spaces, services, and collections.

If you’ve spent time in the FabLab’s Shop Room, you’ve probably crossed paths with Monik Patel. Patel is often found helping students troubleshoot their projects or guiding them through the tools…

At UTA Libraries, we believe student success thrives when people come together, faculty with fresh ideas, staff who love to help students create and explore, and learners who aren’t afraid to try…

Remembering Elzie Odom and the development of the Elzie and Ruby Odom Papers

At UTA Libraries’ Special Collections, history doesn’t sit quietly on the shelves; it speaks, challenges, provokes and invites new understanding. Few collections embody that spirit more vividly…

During November, UTA Libraries warmly invites students, faculty, and the community to explore a special exhibit honoring Native American Heritage Month, located in front of Special Collections on…

UTA Libraries’ Special Collections welcomed a remarkable addition to its growing archive of North Texas history: The Texas German Day Council Records.