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Call for Proposals: Libraries announce second round of Digital Borderlands Mellon grant

The University of Arizona Libraries invite faculty, scholars, and interdisciplinary teams from the university to submit applications for the second round of grants to support research and digital scholarship in the U.S.-Mexico borderlands. Friday, March 4, 2022 is the...

Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month at the Libraries

University Libraries is celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month (September 15-October 15) by highlighting history, people, digital collections, and online exhibits that include and represent Hispanic, Latinx, and Chicano/a/x communities. Stay tuned as new highlights are added. Using newspapers to expand...

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Health Sciences Library launches new website September 20

You asked, and we delivered. The University of Arizona Health Sciences Library (UAHSL) will launch a new, improved website on September 20. A team of University Libraries staff has been transitioning the website to the university’s UA Sites platform over...

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Looking back, looking forward, preserving A.E. Douglass materials for the future

A.E. Douglass and colleagues working in the Laboratory of Tree-Ring Research under the Arizona Stadium, undated. Enjoy the last story in a four-part series about the Andrew Ellicott Douglass films digitization project funded by the Council on Library and Information...

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How the library is building data science skills for students and faculty

The Harvard Business Review once described the work of a data scientist as the "sexiest job of the 21st century." One University of Arizona data scientist looked at 10 universities in the United States to better understand what a job...

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Fine Arts Library continues as a closed stacks library

Due to budget and staffing constraints, the Fine Arts Library (FAL) will remain closed to walk-in access and continue to serve as a closed stacks library. The University Libraries, in collaboration with the College of Fine Arts and the Fred...

Library data specialists amplify student research discoveries

Last October, the Libraries’ Office of Digital Innovation & Stewardship launched the University of Arizona Research Data Repository , also known as ReDATA. ReDATA, which is free to University of Arizona faculty, staff, designated campus colleagues, and enrolled undergraduate and...

How Special Collections brings archives to life

Our Special Collections department contributes research work and support that results in course curricula, manuscripts and books, articles, films, and much more. Even podcasts. Trent Purdy Amanda Howard In October 2019, Canadian podcaster Adam Huggins traveled to Tucson to do...

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A tribute to Lois Olsrud: football librarian, colleague, donor

Lois Olsrud , a former library faculty member and long-time colleague, passed away June 2, 2021. Hired in 1966 as a Humanities Librarian, she retired June 28, 1996, after 30 years of service at the University Libraries.  Lois worked closely...

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2021 Willock Library Research Award Winners Announced

Libraries and research go hand in hand. This year, we celebrated our 10th annual Katheryne B. Willock Library Research Award by recognizing six students for their research and how they connect to the University of Arizona Libraries. The Willock Award...

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