Three events in April celebrate student artists As the semester winds down, students feel more pressed upon to complete projects and prepare for exams. To honor the creative efforts and hard work of UT’s students, the UT Libraries has taken time to dedicate three events during the last week of April to the achievements of … Continued
Libraries to Close Duplication Unit When the Duplication Unit first opened at Hodges Library, there was sometimes a line out the door of patrons and staff waiting to use the machines. “There were rails that wound from the entrance door to the wall, and people would line up, like you do at the movies,” Jim … Continued
The Special Collections Library at the University of Tennessee is the new home to one of the largest collections of James Agee materials. The collection, spanning nearly 15 linear feet, includes letters, fragments of stories and screenplays, and poetic scratchings written by Knoxville’s native son. Deedee Agee, James Agee’s daughter, and her husband, Paul Sprecher, … Continued
Pendergrass Library now offers the opportunity to reserve one of our study rooms. The rooms are available to anyone in the University community (undergraduate, graduate, faculty, or staff). There are a few weeks during the year when the College of Veterinary Medicine has the rooms reserved for course work. During those times, the rooms will … Continued
More of the software students need is now available on library workstations. Microsoft Office has been added to all library computers with NetID access. Everything students need to complete an assignment, from initial research to finished product, is readily available in the library. Reference tools, digital resources, network access — and now students’ favorite software … Continued
More of the software students need is now available on library workstations. Microsoft Office has been added to all library computers with NetID access. Everything students need to complete an assignment, from initial research to finished product, is readily available in the library. Reference tools, digital resources, network access — and now students’ favorite software … Continued
R.B. Morris channels James Agee in The Man Who Lives Here is Loony As part of the James Agee Celebration, the University Libraries’ own writer-in-residence, R.B. Morris, will pay tribute to his fellow Fort Sanders resident in his one-man show The Man Who Lives Here is Loony on April 10 at 7 p.m. and April … Continued
Are you a PC user who feels intimidated using our multimedia Mac? Well, we have some good news for you. We now have a multimedia PC station available for your use. The adaptive workstation (located next to the Reference Section) has all of the multimedia software you need to scan pictures or create presentations. The … Continued
Ever wonder what goes on at the Body Farm? Find out on April 5 when Dr. Bill Bass speaks at UTCVM. This Pathology Club sponsored event will be held at 6 pm in Veterinary Teaching Hospital room A118. Dr. Bass is a world renowned forensic anthropoligist and his lectures are always entertaining. Everyone is welcome … Continued