Looking Back at the Spring Semester
As we say goodbye to a spring semester that has included three weddings, three new babies, one graduation from library school, and the completion…
UTA Libraries Staff Spotlight: Howard Schaffer
When Howard Schaffer looks at a building, he does not see it as a single unit, but as a living organism that needs attention, care, and most…
UTA Cares Grant Opens New Learning Opportunities
Making knowledge accessible to more people is the goal of the UTA Libraries Cares Grant Program. The grant program allows faculty members to…
UTA Libraries Staff Spotlight: Jessica Haws
Jessica Haws works daily to guide the team of student employees she leads at UTA Libraries and ensures that tech resources are available to…
Walter Betts Honored with TLA Lifetime Achievement Award
Walter Bett’s years of public service were honored with the lifetime achievement award from the Texas Library Association. Betts was recognized at…
UTA Libraries Employee Spotlight: Hailey Carson
Having a can-do spirit and a willingness to help anyone are among the many things that Hailey Carson brings to UTA Libraries. Hailey recently…
Datathon Challenges Students and Inspires Teamwork
The atmosphere was electric at UTA Central Library as dozens of teams gathered for the highly anticipated 2023 Datathon on April 15. …
Destress at the Library
Students enjoyed a moment of calm at the UTA Central Library on Tuesday, May 2. The Destress event gave people a brief time to escape from the…
Wrestling Event Sparks Conservation about Diversity
Dropkicks, bodyslams, moonsaults, colorful outfits, excited fans, and a necessary message converged during the Diversity in Spots event, held…
UTA Libraries Employee Spotlight: Quentin Scott
A warm smile and a hearty welcome are the greetings guests receive from UTA Libraries’ newest staff member Quentin Scott. Quentin serves as a…
Faculty Honored for Creative Works Produced in 2022
The light of creativity shined bright as the UTA community came together to honor the hard work of faculty members on April 17.
History Made Real Through Lesson Taught in Special Collections
Students got to hold history in their hands and make “connections” during a visit to Special Collections at the UTA Central Library.