Upcoming Events

A brief introduction to what AI tools are and how they work. Plus an overview of some pros and cons of these tools, followed by a discussion and activity focused on critically analyzing Generative AI outputs

Do you have a specific EndNote question or problem you need assistance with? Come to the Main Library Data Studio, formerly the DigiLab, in Room 300  for information, troubleshooting, or training.

A deep dive into features of Clarivate’s Web of Science database,

Research Clinics are held at multiple library locations throughout the semester. This clinic is aimed at undergraduates who need research help on a paper/assignment.

Learn about resources provided by the UGA Libraries and the Digital Library of Georgia for accessing newspapers and news resources — including current and historical, U.S. and international, and both general news sources along with specialized publications such as African-American newspapers — through online databases, digital archives, and microfilm collections.

Join the Richard B. Russell Library on Thursday, March 13th, at 5:30pm for a discussion with author Richard Hutto about his new work, The Countess and the Nazis. 

A light reception will follow the discussion, with the opportunity to purchase Hutto's recent work with a book sale facilitated by the University Bookstore!

Research Clinics are held at multiple library locations throughout the semester. This clinic is aimed at students attending FYW, FYO, and other classes typically attended by first years. 

Bring your research assignment! In the clinics, we can help you:

Films! Documentaries! Tutorials! Learn about the collection of streaming video resources accessible via UGA and available open source, including Kanopy, LinkedIn Learning, the Peabody Collection, DocuSeek, and more. Location: This is a hybrid event, available at the Main Library Instruction Lab and via Zoom.

RCDM is partnering with R-Ladies Athens to offer discussions and techniques on R for Data Science in the Data Studio @ Main on the 17th of each month from February through April.

The Institute for Women’s and Gender Studies at the University of Georgia continues our longstanding annual tradition of hosting special events throughout March to recognize Women’s History Month. These events provide opportunities for the University of Georgia campus and broader community to access the diverse perspectives, rich history, and cultural impact of women.

The 2025 Women’s History Month theme, as determined by the National Women’s History Alliance, is “Moving Forward Together! Women Educating & Inspiring Generations.” This theme celebrates the powerful influence of women who have dedicated their lives to education, mentorship, and leadership.