The UNT Libraries are committed to conducting research on AI topics impacting higher education. Since 2024, staff throughout the libraries have participated in three research cohorts led by Ithaka S+R, a nonprofit research company that coll…
“Help Wanted / Leave Now: “Operation Wetback” & The Revolving Door of Mass Deportation” is a new exhibit at the California Museum that explores how generations of Mexican farmworkers, miners, and others were recruited to sustain U.S. indust…
The University of North Texas Libraries invite applications annually for Research Fellowships in UNT Special Collections and The Portal to Texas History. Research in our collections is relevant to studies in a variety of disciplines. Prefer…
The Artist Lectures Series is a collaboration between the UNT Libraries and the UNT College of Visual Arts and Design’s Photography Area in the Department of Studio Arts. This lecture series was established to bring artists concentrating in…
The Texas Historical Records and Publicans Commission (THRAB) has awarded UNT Library Advocacy Board member Brian Hocker the prestigious Advocacy for Archives Award. This award acknowledges an individual or organization that has made signif…
How does a legendary choir survive a war, but struggle to withstand the test of time? Writing for Interlude, our Music Reference Librarian, Donna Arnold, delves into the forgotten history of Serge Jaroff’s Russian émigré Don Cossack Choir i…
UNT Special Collections is excited to announce that Austin-based artist Matthew Magruder will be the keynote speaker at Rethinking the Codex on Saturday, March 28, in Willis Library. Matthew Magruder is an artist from Austin, TX with a focu…
Schooling the Alamo: Mexican American Education and Literary Culture in San Antonio Schooling the Alamo: Mexican American Education and Literary Culture in San Antonio, presents a community-based microhistory of San Antonio’s Mexican Americ…
The People of Quakertown is a photographic and archival research project exploring Black displacement and cultural resilience in Denton, Texas. Centered on the 1922 removal of Quakertown, a Freedmen’s Town, the work examines how histories o…
This session will be facilitated by Dr. Mark Albert, Chair of the Information Science department and Associate Professor of Computer Science and Engineering. Dr. Albert held a similar Copilot workshop in April and has kindly agreed to facil…