NEWS-No fines anniversary
One year ago today UT Libraries stopped charging overdue fines on materials (except equipment). The transition has been a big hit. Here’s the original announcment
One year ago today UT Libraries stopped charging overdue fines on materials (except equipment). The transition has been a big hit. Here’s the original announcment
The UT Libraries’ Hold for Pickup service brings the books you need to a library service desk near you Don’t have time to get to the stacks? The UT Libraries’ new Hold for Pickup service makes getting the books you need a little easier. When you find the book you need in the libraries’ catalog, … Continued
The UT Libraries’ Hold for Pickup service brings the books you need to a library service desk near you Don’t have time to get to the stacks? The UT Libraries’ new Hold for Pickup service makes getting the books you need a little easier. When you find the book you need in the libraries’ catalog, … Continued
enature.com from the National Wildlife Federation features: Online Fieldguides for plants, birds, mamals, fish, insects and more Article Series like Sky guide, Birding Focus, Gardening, and On the Wildside Local Nature features Zip guides (species locator), Parkfinder, Gardening, Backyard Wildlife and Wildlife list section While your there, don’t miss the Fun Stuff section for ecards … Continued
April 1-7, 2007 Junior Recital Sunday, April 1 at 1:00 pm Arianne Welsh, oboe; Alicia Cathers, oboe; Music Hall. Graduate Recital Sunday, April 1 at 3:00 pm Justin Haynes, jazz piano; Music Hall. Faculty Recital Sunday, April 1 at 8:00 pm James Myers, piano; John Brock, harpsichord; Louise Thomas, harpsichord; Fay Adams, piano; Wesley Baldwin, … Continued
Dr . Chris Walsh to lead book talk on Tuesday, April 17 in Hodges Library The importance of Appalachia in the works of Cormac McCarthy will be the topic of a book talk sponsored by UT Libraries on Tuesday, April 17 from 12-1:30 p.m. in room 605 of Hodges Library. The event is free and … Continued
April 23 is an important day in literature: in 1616, both William Shakespeare and Miguel Cervantes died on that date. In 1995 the United Nations named April 23 as World Book Day, and throughout the world the day is set aside to promote reading, publishing and the protection of intellectual property through copyright. To celebrate … Continued
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Visit the Virtual Livestock Library to investigate information and research resources for beef, dairy, sheep, goats, swine, horses, and other species.
If you are interestd in learning about what your rights are under copyright law, check out Know Your Copyrights, published by the Association of Research Libraries (ARL). This brochure (in .pdf format) will walk you through using items under the Fair Use Provision and utilizing creative works in classroom settings. A FAQ for Faculty and … Continued