Our UTA Libraries Family Day & Picnic was a wonderful reminder of the people who make this place special.
Thank you to our staff and their families for joining us for an afternoon of fun, fellowship, and celebration.
Partnerships create possibilities.
UTA Libraries worked with a TWU student on her capstone project to develop adaptive gaming controllers that will help make The Basement more accessible and inclusive for all players.
Learn more: https://t.co/qgeacYGEu0
UTA Libraries recently honored Bonnie Dreitner and celebrated her more than 21 years of service and dedication.
Thank you, Bonnie, for the care, support, and positivity you shared with the Libraries and the UTA community throughout your career.
Thank you, Perla Vargas, for your dedication and service to UTA Libraries!
From supporting innovative projects to helping students, faculty, and staff succeed, Perla made a lasting impact on our community.
We wish her and her family all the best in this exciting new chapter
UTA Libraries celebrated the retirement of Andrew Leverenz, Senior Web Developer, on May 27.
Andrew’s leadership, collaboration, and dedication helped shape our digital presence and support student success across campus.
Thank you for your years of service to UTA Libraries,
History meets the World Cup in Arlington.
“Atlas of Champions” showcases historic maps from UTA Libraries Special Collections at the Arlington Museum of Art. Proud of the staff who helped bring this exhibit to life.
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Applications are now open for the Faculty Teaching in the Archives Grant at UTA Libraries.
The grant supports hands-on learning with Special Collections and primary sources, helping students build research and critical thinking skills.
Learn more:
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On Memorial Day, we pause to remember and honor those who gave their lives in service.
This 1951 photo shows Memorial Day services at Rose Hill Cemetery, where the community gathered to honor Maj. Horace Carswell.
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Thursday’s Lunch and Learn focused on collaboration, problem-solving, and continuous improvement.
Thank you to Mistie Maskil and Rebecca Holmes for sharing strategies that help strengthen the work we do to support our campus community every day.
#UTALibraries#MavUp
Morgan Chivers, Austin Gilmore, Iverlyn Peng, Katie Peery, Antoinette Nelson & Kelly Dill represented UTA Libraries at the Blazing Race.
The campus-wide wellness event brought Mavericks together through teamwork, challenges & connection while building camaraderie across campus.
Donna Kelley’s 24 years at UTA Libraries have made a lasting impact, from major collection moves to leading inventory projects that improve access for our campus community. We’re so grateful for her dedication and leadership. Wishing her all the best in retirement!
A new digital exhibit launches July 4: “Mapping a Nation”
UTA Libraries & History/Geography present maps of the U.S. from 1776, today, each with reflections from students, faculty & community voices.
Read More Online: https://t.co/kK7McD0nK5
A rare 1482 map of North Africa has now joined UTA Libraries' Special Collections, donated by Dr. Jack Franke.
This gift supports student success and research. Thank you, Dr. Franke!
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We’re proud of UTA Libraries staff member Peter Zhang for serving as a FIFA World Cup volunteer and helping welcome fans from around the world to North Texas.
Read more: https://t.co/xYyxWD9IfM
Better course materials start with better questions.
The Open Education Research & Planning Mini-Grant helps faculty focus on what works best for students.
The Fall 2026 interest form is open.
Learn more: https://t.co/SLsA4PrUoB
Congratulations to all UTA graduates and our graduating student workers!
Thank you for allowing UTA Libraries to be part of your journey. We are proud to share in your success and cannot wait to see what you accomplish next.
Once a Maverick, always a Maverick.
#UTAGrad#MavUp
Celebrating our graduating student employees at the Creative Spaces and Services 2026 Student Showcase.
From creative black-tie fashion to unforgettable moments of community and creativity, it was a night to remember. Congratulations, Class of 2026!
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Thank you, Juliana Espinosa, for the lasting impact you’ve made at UTA Libraries and across the UTA community.
We celebrated Juliana on May 12 as she prepares for an exciting new role at the University of Colorado Boulder. We wish her continued success in this next chapter!
UTA Dean of Libraries Dean John Wang visited Erma Nash Elementary for Career Day on May 13 to share how UTA Libraries supports learning, research, and student success.
Students asked great questions, learned about higher education, & even took part in a fun library contest!