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October is National Archives Month. The UNT Libraries have archived over 4.5 million items in our digital collections. What is your favorite item in our digital archives? #ArchivesMonth https://t.co/YHTZ3rs1sZ

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This Congressional Research Service report discusses data center electricity use, potential impacts of data center growth on the electric grid, and government actions related to data center development: https://t.co/wfTPKZYaZd

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Interested in reducing textbook costs while enhancing student success? Join a virtual Introduction to OER Adoption Workshop led by a presenter from the Open Education Network (OEN).

Registration here: https://t.co/1VpNoBziLb

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Welcome back, UNT! The University Photography collection in the UNT Digital Library includes hundreds of photographs from 1890 to present. You can submit your own photos from First Flight Week to Keeper for inclusion in the University Memory Collection: https://t.co/Bt07dE3oHe

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The UNT Libraries Open Educational Resources (OER) Initiative team is excited to announce that OER and Open Texts grant applications are now open! OER supports affordability, access, and innovative teaching. https://t.co/2hlBkjfzK0

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Willis Library 24/7 returns August 17! 📚 🦅 🪩

Fall 2026 is right around the corner and the UNT Libraries are here whenever you need a study space, a book, a computer, or just a place to hang out.

Check out our full hours for all of our locations at https://t.co/aeV4i1Thp1

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If you're looking looking to beat the heat with some relaxing time indoors this summer, check out this Texas Wildlife Coloring Book created by the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department on The Portal to Texas History.

https://t.co/V5IkBPyDhc

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Going on a trip this summer? The Transportation in Central Texas collection on The Portal to Texas History chronicles the history and development of transportation across central Texas. From covered wagons and steam locomotives to the Ford Model T.

https://t.co/J7KIlWdn7p

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In honor of the 57th anniversary of the Apollo 11 moon landing and Neil Armstrong's first steps on the Moon, check out the front page of the Denton Record-Chronicle from July 21, 1969, available on the Portal to Texas History.

https://t.co/VVl3zJiDWe

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Learn the basics of Python programming at our in-person Library Carpentry workshop on July 17!

This lesson is an introduction to programming in Python for learners with little or no previous programming experience or for anyone who would like a review.

https://t.co/6TQxs9utRE

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All UNT Libraries locations will be closed July 3 and 4 in observance of Independence Day.
For our full hours: https://t.co/MZeTLPk3Dy

Photo provided by the Heritage House Museum, available on the Portal to Texas History.
[Fourth of July 1918]
https://t.co/ClO3YcPzyG

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The UNT Digital Library and the Portal to Texas History host the Dallas Metroplex Chapter of the Names Project Foundation Collection, a collection of records from 1988-2003 that includes photographs of organizational events and the AIDS Memorial quilt. https://t.co/gSVKMaXp0x

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🔊 The Soundbox offers students hands-on access to recording tools, production software, digital instruments and collaborative technology.

➡️ Give today and help the Soundbox prepare the next generation of industry-ready creators: https://t.co/e59aTqWpJp

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✨ The Spark is a makerspace that gives UNT students access to active learning opportunities, equipment and technology across disciplines. Students thrive when we invest in the resources they need for the future — places like the Spark.

➡️ Give today: https://t.co/H3PodwoeTj

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Planning a trip for the summer? Check out “Texas Highways,” the official travel magazine of the state of Texas. Published by the Texas Department of Transportation and provided by UNT Libraries Government Documents Department.
https://t.co/yQOXjYR8gy

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Happy graduation, UNT! The University Mortarboard Collection digitally preserves all the hard work you’ve put into graduating and into your graduation caps. Your cap can live on forever by submitting photos to Keeper.

https://t.co/Bt07dE3oHe
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On this episode of #HFNT, we’re talking all things #UNTDayofGiving with @mosleyj22 from @MeanGreenSports, students and an 80-year-old #UNTalum who promises to get her first tattoo if her fund reaches its goal. 😲

Listen now: https://t.co/5qq70LUROu

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Happy Earth Day UNT! If you aren't able to get out in nature, spend some virtual time in Texas State and National Parks on The Portal to Texas History.
https://t.co/ohv2AIKYyG

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“Blue Bonnets, The State Flower of Texas,” is one of thousands of postcards available on The Portal to Texas History. More interested in photos of our state flower? We have those too!
https://t.co/SfYVqpmU3w

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Celebrate Library Joy by attending one of our National Library Week events!