Events

Black Classicists in Texas tells the story of Central Texas’ early educators of color and their passion for the study of antiquity.

The UT Poetry Center has collected chapbooks for over 50 years, and this exhibit highlights the forms, experimentation, and genres found in these little books.

Do you dream of writing a book, but somehow never DO it? If so, National Novel Writing Month (NaNoWriMo) may be for you! NaNoWriMo occurs every November and challenges participants to write the first draft of a 50,000 word novel in just a month. This curated book display celebrates novels begun as NaNo projects and highlights some of the writing craft books from the UT Libraries' collection.

This exhibit showcases several plant species native to the region now known as Texas, and surrounding areas, that were consumed and used by several Indigenous tribes. It also discusses modern foraging practices and identification details through guidebooks and encyclopedia length compilations by local experts in botany.

A fall 2023 exhibition at the Benson Latin American Collection, highlighting a recent acquisition of Pikoenelojo Stencil’s work.

An exhibit at the Fine Arts Library looks at the impact of "Rock nacional" on the Dirty War in Argentina.

Graduate students, please join us in the PCL Scholars Lab, Staff Offices (2.402) from 1:00 pm to 3:00 pm to enjoy delicious snacks to fuel you through the end of the semester.

PLEASE NOTE: This workshop is filled. The University of Texas at Austin Libraries will host an in-person 3-day systematic review and evidence synthesis boot camp in the Scholars Lab.

PLEASE NOTE: This workshop is filled. The University of Texas at Austin Libraries will host an in-person 3-day systematic review and evidence synthesis boot camp in the Scholars Lab.

PLEASE NOTE: This workshop is filled. The University of Texas at Austin Libraries will host an in-person 3-day systematic review and evidence synthesis boot camp in the Scholars Lab.