City Highlights (Part One): African City Views from the Nuremberg Chronicle
UTA Libraries Special Collections now has original city views dating back to 1493.
Web archiving union websites to enhance the Texas Labor Archives
Capturing the websites of many union locals that have previously donated physical records to the UTA Libraries to continue to document them.
Meet Somaly Kim Wu, New Director of Open Archives and Discovery
I would like to introduce Somaly Wu, new Director of Open Archives and Discovery at the University of Texas at Arlington Libraries…
The Lee R. Greenhouse and Flora E. Lazar Map Donation (Part Three)
Continued description (part three) of a fine collection of antique maps now at UTA
Special Collections acquires Audubon’s Viviparous Quadrupeds of North America
John James Audubon's lesser known work is just as dazzling as his Birds of America
The Lee R. Greenhouse and Flora E. Lazar Map Donation (Part Two)
Continued description of a fine collection of antique maps now at UTA
UTA Photograph Collection, News Service Photograph Collection now on Wikipedia
Over 400 photos documenting UTA's history are now available for use on Wikimedia Commons, and over 80 are already in use in Wikipedia articles.…
The Lee R. Greenhouse and Flora E. Lazar Map Donation (Part One)
Special Collections Receives Gift of 14 Rare and Beautiful Antique Maps and Prints
Graduating Special Collections Student Staff Receive Placements at Smithsonian, Getty
Two members of the student staff in Special Collections at the University of Texas at Arlington Libraries have received prestigious post-…
UTA Libraries Seeks Submissions for COVID-19 Archive Project
The University of Texas at Arlington Libraries has administered a call for materials related to the coronavirus crisis for its COVID-19 pandemic…
UTA Libraries Celebrates Mayor Elzie Odom, Donation of Odom Family Papers
The University of Texas at Arlington Libraries held a luncheon in honor of former mayor of Arlington Elzie Odom and his wife, Ruby, on February 18…
UTA Libraries Welcomes ‘The Black Power Movement in Dallas, Texas’ Panel on Feb. 6
Students, faculty, and staff are invited to participate in the upcoming panel on “The Black Power Movement in Dallas, Texas” at UTA Libraries.