Former Juvenile Collection moves from Reserve to third floor Amelia Bedelia, Babar, Paddington Bear and Dr. Seuss have a new home in Hodges Library. The Children’s and Young Adult Collection, formerly known as the Juvenile Collection, is now located in the northwest corner of the third floor. The Children’s and Young Adult Collection has approximately … Continued
Former Juvenile Collection moves from Reserve to third floor Amelia Bedelia, Babar, Paddington Bear and Dr. Seuss have a new home in Hodges Library. The Children’s and Young Adult Collection, formerly known as the Juvenile Collection, is now located in the northwest corner of the third floor. The Children’s and Young Adult Collection has approximately … Continued
See international and independent films at Hodges Library Moviegoers now have a chance to sample award-winning, first-run independent and international feature films that are unlikely to be screened elsewhere in Knoxville. The UT Libraries’ Film Movement Series will show sixteen films every Tuesday from August 30 to December 13 in the John C. Hodges Library … Continued
Library reserve materials and loaner laptop checkout recently changed locations. RESERVE Reserve materials can now be found at the main circulation desk, near the Melrose Avenue entrance. Faculty and instructors who need help making reserve items available can contact Digital Production Services at 974-4121, or stop by Hodges Library room 170 (formerly Duplication) between 8:30 … Continued
Trailblazers: Jim Thompson and Albert “Dutch” Roth Photographs of the Early Years of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park on exhibit at the Ewing Gallery through August 28 Images of the Appalachian Trail, the Smoky Mountains Hiking Club, moonshiners, logging, road building, and the majesty and beauty of the Smoky Mountains are featured in this … Continued
A recent study has ranked the University of Tennessee Libraries among the top research libraries in the nation. The Association of Research Libraries (ARL) ranked UT Libraries third in the Southeastern Conference, 27th out of 68 public research university libraries in the U.S. and Canada, and 45th among all 113 ARL-affiliated research institutions. This is … Continued
The University of Wisconsin has a Titan Arum, or “corpse flower” ready to bloom at any time. The plant began growing on April 1 and as of June 9, 2005 had reached 8’2″ tall. The above website has a link to live streaming video of the plant.
Veterinary Record is now available electronically from 2002–present. Click here for the convenience list (.pdf) of veterinary journals which is updated to reflect the electronic availability of Vet Record, for those who like to have a copy in the office/lab. The online version of Veterinary Record can be found through the Library Catalog.
Everyone has heard of the Star Wars series of movies, right? But have you heard of Grocery Store Wars? Join the Organic Rebellion and follow Cuke Skywalker as learns the Way of the Farm….
University Libraries encourages patrons to ‘hear’ native voices The Diversity Committee of University Libraries has unveiled its new theme – Appalachia – for the Culture Corner, located in the first floor galleria of John C. Hodges Library. Visit the Culture Corner Web site. “This summer’s Culture Corner theme of Appalachia is the Diversity Committee’s effort … Continued