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August 18 2023

Extraterrestrials and the End of Humanity: Teaching International Relations through Science Fiction

Science fiction (SF) tells us something about both the human condition and the future of humanity

August 15 2023

Storytelling can be done by using words, taking photos or shooting videos. Damian Lane tells the stories of UTA Libraries through eye-catching…

August 15 2023

Morgan Rowe-Morris, a multidisciplinary librarian at UTA Libraries, is a new member of the Academy of Health Information Professionals. He was…

August 15 2023

Members of the Arlington and UTA communities honored Richard Greene for his years of public service and his donation to UTA Libraries at a…

August 15 2023

This post in our Open @ UTA Libraries blog series covers the What, Why, and Which of the open access agreement models we are currently engaged in…

August 3 2023

Stepping inside Vanessa Garrett's office at UTA Libraries, a smile is the first thing that greets you, followed by a willingness to help with any…

July 31 2023

With Hang Pham-Vu. Explore open access journals publishing at UTA Libraries.

July 20 2023

Taking the technical out of technology is how Geoff Guynn approaches his job at UTA Libraries.

July 18 2023

The UTA Libraries provides several funding opportunities to support open publishing and innovation in teaching and learning.

July 5 2023

From his time in the military to serving as a volunteer Little League coach, David Hayden’s life has been connected to one word - service. As…

June 29 2023

A look back at highlights from the last quarter of activity in Special Collections

June 29 2023

This is the third post in a series on the UTA Libraries blog, entitled “Open @ UTA Libraries.”