Events

In this virtual workshop, you will learn how computational methods can be applied for the creation of music and sound art! All skill levels are welcome.

In this workshop, we will explore the capabilities and limits of using AI to perform classical DH tasks with a focus on textual analysis, including tasks such as POS, Topic Modeling, sentiment analysis, and classification. No prior knowledge of DH methods is required. Participants are encouraged to bring their own devices and corpus of texts they want to work on.

Stop by the PCL lobby and make sure you're ready to vote for the midterm elections on November 3, 2026.

In this Data & Donuts workshop, we will share best practices for publishing open data. We will: Walk through a documentation template; Talk about file formats & codebooks; and Identify what is and is not a proper repository.

Stop by the PCL lobby and make sure you're ready to vote for the midterm elections on November 3, 2026.

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

This one hour virtual session will cover the benefits and disadvantages of traditional versus AI-assisted literature searching.

Join us and learn about the complexity of digital preservation from a panel of library professionals, how to implement some best practices for your personal archiving or academic research, and hear from faculty and students on how they engage and practice digital preservation in their own projects.

Looking for a productive way to tackle your assignments? Join the University Writing Center and UT Libraries for a Sunday evening Writing and Research Rodeo, to make progress on your coursework with support from writing and research experts.

Come by the PCL Lobby to get tailored assistance for your Zotero needs. Two Zotero-expert librarians will be on hand to assist on a first-come, first-served basis.