Students can submit their work to a juried exhibition Student artists have a new opportunity to show off their works–the University Libraries are sponsoring “Student Art in the Library,” a juried exhibition that will showcase only student art. “This is a great opportunity for students to exhibit their artwork in a professional venue,” Jennifer Beals, … Continued
Documentaries in the Library will screen Fed Up!, a film that looks at industrial agriculture and sustainable alternatives. Discussion with Dr. Donald Huisingh, Senior in Sustainable Development, Energy, Environment and Resources Center More information about the film series available at http://www.lib.utk.edu/mediacenter/docs/fedup.htm
Welcome! The UT Libraries are now offering News Channels to help keep you informed about our events and resources. There are two ways to stary informed using our News Channels: 1. Bookmark our News Channels and visit back often or 2. Add our News Channels to your news reader. What is a news reader? (sometimes … Continued
If not, Hodges Library Reserve may have the class resources you need Rest easy during midterms because the Hodges Library Reserve has many important class materials needed for success. Unfortunately, the myth of the “Library Test File” has to be put to rest, since the only materials put on Reserve are provided by the faculty … Continued
Knoxville is hosting a community-wide celebration of one of its most famous sons, writer James Agee, and the UT Libraries is joining in the festivities. The James Agee Celebration will feature film screenings, theater, and exhibitions throughout the spring and – during James Agee Week, April 13-17 – more drama, music, lectures, a keynote address … Continued