At UTA Libraries, we believe student success thrives when people come together, faculty with fresh ideas, staff who love to help students create and explore, and learners who aren’t afraid to try…

Remembering Elzie Odom and the development of the Elzie and Ruby Odom Papers

At UTA Libraries’ Special Collections, history doesn’t sit quietly on the shelves; it speaks, challenges, provokes and invites new understanding. Few collections embody that spirit more vividly…

During November, UTA Libraries warmly invites students, faculty, and the community to explore a special exhibit honoring Native American Heritage Month, located in front of Special Collections on…

UTA Libraries’ Special Collections welcomed a remarkable addition to its growing archive of North Texas history: The Texas German Day Council Records.

The Fort Worth Stockyards have long stood as a symbol of Texas pride and resilience. Once one of the largest livestock markets in the country, the Stockyards has evolved into a vibrant cultural…

Check out some of the library and archival resources we've collected in honor of Native American Heritage Month!

In the heart of UTA’s Central Library, something powerful is unfolding, a partnership helping students find their voices while celebrating the vibrant cultures that shape our community. The Mi…

Every milestone at The University of Texas at Arlington is an opportunity to celebrate growth, innovation, and the shared pursuit of knowledge. Each fall, the Division of Faculty Success hosts the…

When you think of a classroom, your mind might go to a lecture hall, a whiteboard, or maybe a stack of well-worn books. But for some faculty at UTA, teaching and learning takes on a whole new…

At UTA Libraries, student success is our mission. Every day, students walk through the doors of the Central Library with big dreams, and those dreams take shape here. For senior Information…

History is rarely well-ordered. It’s a tapestry of events, lives and conflicts, shaping the world we know today. UTA Libraries, in partnership with the Center for Greater Southwestern Studies and…