Events

Learn about using EndNote software to help you organize your writing projects and save time with effective collection of citations and documents.

Taking histories of shamanism and brujería as a point of departure, historian Ageeth Sluis discusses (and challenges) representations and constructions of "magical Mexico" in popular and academic discourses.

Join us in Perry-Castañeda Library for a special film screening of Boy (Taika Waititi, 2010)! Co-sponsored by the Center for Asian American Studies.

This hybrid workshop covers strategies for managing research data throughout the lifecycle, from creating data management plans to publishing research data.

Drop by the PCL lobby for quick activities, resources, and conversations about responsible AI. Free swag and snacks while they last!

This hybrid creative coding workshop will introduce attendees to PyGame, a free and open-source cross-platform library for the development of multimedia applications like video games using Python.

Join UT Libraries for an in-person panel discussion and Q+A about the peer review process! Get insights from UT faculty currently peer reviewing for academic journals and an opportunity to ask your questions.

Join this virtual AI & Research workshop to learn about research applications of local AI models that you can run on your own system instead of in the cloud.

Poetry reading and conversation with poet Jake Skeets, co-sponsored by the Native American & Indigenous Studies Program.

Curious about AI literature mapping tools? This one hour virtual session will provide hands-on experience with AI tools that can help you map citations to discover academic literature.