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For many instructors, the most effective teaching happens when students work directly with original materials. Not summaries. Not…
For a group of students studying nonprofit management, some of the most meaningful lessons this semester came not from a textbook, but from boxes…
Remembering Elzie Odom and the development of the Elzie and Ruby Odom Papers
As UTA celebrates it's 130th birthday, we explore how artifacts are used by other institutions to reflect on their own histories. This blog…
Journalism is about sharing stories that connect, resonate and impact people's lives.
Student Intern Kylie Wirig-Walker details her work with the Eyes of North Texas collection
For centuries, chocolate has been more than just a sweet indulgence—symbolizing luxury, power and even resistance.
Understanding the past is essential to building a stronger future, and the latest development in UTA Libraries' Special Collections helps make…
Resources from UTA databases document the accomplishments of Hispanic Americans.
Connecting people with the past has always been a passion for Kera Newby. She brings that passion to her new role as Director of Special…
“Whether I find a career with a university, museum, or library, I will bring a fantastic amount of knowledge and experience that I gained working…
In honor of uploading more than 100,000 images to its Digital Gallery, the University of Texas at Arlington Libraries is highlighting several of…
