News Archive

Education Curriculum Collection Coordinator Adrienne Emery and graduate student intern Tugba Gundogmus join the Library Update newsletter for an interview on this exciting, new collection.

The student workforce had a busy spring semester, highlighted by internships, Showcase presentations, awards, and commencement!

See what the faculty of the University Libraries have been working on during the 2024-2025 academic year.

Join us as we meet a new faculty member, wish a staff member a happy retirement, and celebrate a few award winners!

The University Libraries are honored to be named recipients of the inaugural Library Excellence in Access and Diversity (LEAD) Award from Insight Into Diversity magazine.

"Libraries and museums are my favorite places in the world," says Corinna Ripps Schaming, Director and Chief Curator for the University Art Museum. "They're the places where really all human achievement can be contained and shared."
 

The Libros/Arte exhibit showcased over 80 handmade books by small presses that push the boundaries of traditional printing techniques while addressing a range of political, social, and cultural subjects. A truly collaborative effort, the exhibit was made possible through the joint efforts of the University Libraries, the University Art Museum, the Department of Languages, Literature, and Culture, and the Department of Latino American, Caribbean, and U.S. Latino Studies.

We asked our student workforce to review what they've been reading lately. Come for plenty of good book recommendations!

The University Libraries welcomed new staff members this winter. We also extended our best wishes to few long-time colleagues as they entered into retirement.