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Textbooks and online diagrams can take you far, but sometimes you need to see something up close to really understand it. That’s exactly what you can do at UTA Libraries.

Open an American literature anthology and the names jump off the page: Whitman, Emerson and Melville. But for UTA students Noelle Pastor and Andrew Renfro, those familiar names told only part of…

Over the past year, academic libraries across the country, including ours, have seen a sharp increase in website traffic generated by AI-powered programs (“bots”).

Have you ever thought of combining an art course with anatomy? That’s exactly what’s happening at UTA Libraries with a life drawing course adding science to the curriculum.

Our Man in Vietnam, a new exhibit in UTA Libraries' Special Collections, opened Feb. 9 with a powerful sense of remembrance, reflection and connection. Through photographs, paintings and personal…

At UTA Libraries, uncovering stories is part of what we do best. This spring, that work has led to one that puts Arlington firmly on the map of American racing history. Opening Feb. 16 through…

UTA Libraries is excited to announce the campuswide introduction of LibKey Nomad.

Black History Month celebrated with 2nd floor display

When people think of a library, they often picture quiet study spaces and rows of books. And while those are still an important part of what we do, UTA Libraries is also a place where students…

Creative ideas need more than imagination; they need the right tools and guidance. At UTA Libraries, John Pointer and his team in Creative Spaces and Services help students and faculty bring…

UTA Libraries’ Special Collections proudly presents “Our Man in Vietnam,” a compelling new exhibition of photographs and paintings by award-winning journalist Bob Schieffer.  

It’s been 60 years since Bob Schieffer, longtime CBS News correspondent and Fort Worth native, embarked on one of the most meaningful missions of his journalistic career, to bring home the stories…