Past Events

A virtual overview of the reference management tool Zotero! We will cover collecting citations from a variety of sources, organizing your research, annotating in the platform’s PDF reader, creating in-text citations and bibliographies in Word and Google Docs, and general storage considerations.

This hybrid Data & Donuts workshop will provide an opportunity to learn about dealing with common data management challenges through a series of hands-on exercises that participants can work through together. Free donuts!

Wrap up Longhorn Welcome 2025 with a film screening sponsored by UT’s Center for East Asian Studies and Korea Program!

Get acquainted with your university library! Explore the UTL Bibliogarden during Longhorn Welcome 2025 and find your new favorite from the UT Libraries' catalog.

Our award-winning Longhorn Welcome event is back for 2025! Head over to Fine Arts Library for a zine making party.

Our Longhorn Welcome 2025 fun continues over at Fine Arts Library! Play with 3D geometric models, craft your own geometric patterns and Arabic jewelry, and color away with UT Libraries.

Kick off Longhorn Welcome 2025 with game night! Join UT Libraries for an evening of bingo, trivia, and other fun games. Wanna BYOG? Bring your own game and find others on campus who like to play!

This training session is designed to help attendees navigate the world of Open Educational Resources. No previous experience with OER is necessary. All UT faculty and community members are welcome to attend, but registration is required.

The Digital Scholarship Pedagogy Institute aims to equip instructors with strategies for integrating digital tools into their classes regardless of their technical background. Incorporating these tools can include instructional resources, required assignments, or final projects, allowing students to creatively present and visualize their research outcomes.

The Digital Scholarship Pedagogy Institute aims to equip instructors with strategies for integrating digital tools into their classes regardless of their technical background. Incorporating these tools can include instructional resources, required assignments, or final projects, allowing students to creatively present and visualize their research outcomes.