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To better support innovative teaching and hands-on learning, UTA Libraries is expanding one of its most utilized instructional spaces in the Central Library basement.

For Ashley Lindsay, returning to the UTA Central Library felt like coming home. More than a decade ago, Lindsay spent countless hours in the library as a graduate student studying political…

When Lyndsey DeWitt walked across the stage to receive her bachelor's degree from UTA in December 2023, she assumed that chapter of her education was finished. Like many recent graduates, she…

Known to friends and coworkers as Skhi, Rhandi Tates brings curiosity and determination to her work at UTA Libraries.

UTA Libraries will begin a $1.6 million roof replacement project at the Central Library is expected to begin on Saturday, Aug. 1.

Long before she ever worked behind the scenes solving technology problems, Sirjana Yadav was simply another student looking for a quiet place to study. When she first visited UTA, one of the…

When visitors enter UTA Libraries' Special Collections, Darryl Ward is often the first person they meet.  From the front desk, Ward welcomes students, faculty, researchers, and community…

Since launching in 2024, UTA Libraries’ Research Mavs program has helped thousands of students build confidence in their research skills through peer-to-peer support, personalized consultations…

A highlight of UTA Libraries' Display Committee July selections. These selections include books, resources, and Special Collections photographs about American history and the 4th of July.

When visitors enter the "Atlas of Champions" exhibit at UTA Libraries, one of the first things they encounter is a logo that brings together two distinct worlds: the history and artistry of…

When the first students enter The University of Texas at Arlington's new Doctor of Social Work (DSW) program this fall, they will be part of something groundbreaking.

UTA Libraries joins the University of Texas at Arlington community in remembering Dr. George Norris Green, a respected historian, educator, and longtime supporter of the Libraries whose vision…