From benign to bestial: the ongoing African journey back to beauty found
A special guest post from Anthropology undergraduate student Deb Vickery
Visit Ye Arlington Inn!
Are you looking for a new vacation spot? A place to unwind, enjoy the outdoors, and enjoy the latest amenities our modern age can offer? Look no…
Engaging with Wikipedia at UTA Libraries
A brief tour of learn-to-edit Wikipedia workshops, Wikipedia meetups, and content collaboration with Wikimedia Commons.
Preserving Your Digital Files 101
To celebrate #ArchivesMonth, Special Collections is sharing tips for preserving your digital content!
Special Collections in 2021: 3rd Quarterly Review
A look back at highlights from the last quarter of new acquisitions and image reproductions
The Codex Borgia - Codex Yoalli Ehēcatl
This Hispanic Heritage Month, learn a bit about Indigenous religions by checking out a few pages from the Codex Borgia - Codex Yoalli Ehēcatl, one…
The 1981 PATCO Strike
PATCO's ill-fated 1981 strike was a major event in labor history with repercussions felt to this day.
Challenging the Confederacy at UTA
Look back at how student activism made way for change on UTA’s campus.
Coordinating Cartographic Collections
UTA Libraries Special Collections Hosts Events and a Gala Premier Exhibition of the Africa Map Collection of Dr. Jack Franke
Let the Games Begin: Olympics Materials in Special Collections
Highlights of Olympics-related materials in UTA Special Collections
Celebrating Disability Pride Month
July is Disability Pride Month! We are sharing highlights from the Texas Disability History Collection!