Diversity Committee
Culture Corner
Culture Corner
The Culture Corner is a project of the UT Libraries’ Diversity Committee. Located in the Miles Reading Room on the first floor of Hodges Library, the goal is to explore issues of race, language, and global politics using the library’s research collections. Each semester, the Culture Corner showcases a different topic. Past themes include ethnic identity, environmentalism, poverty, and world religions. The Committee welcomes suggestions.
Fall 2019 – A Conversation About Race
Previous Culture Corners:
Spring 2019 – First Generation College Students
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