Upcoming Events

Need research help? Want to talk with a librarian? Drop-in to our online office hours for some preliminary research* and information support. 

We can help you: 

• Refine your topic
• Craft a search strategy
• Find sources and supporting evidence
• Evaluate sources
• Use information ethically, e.g., citation help

When: Every Tuesday 11am - 12pm and Thursday 4 - 5pm

Where: https://zoom.us/j/92062094478

*These online office hours are designed for preliminary assistance. For more in-depth assistance, set up an appointment for a research consultation. 

Join the Hargrett Rare Book and Manuscript Library for an afternoon of family fun and activities highlighting the new exhibit "From Farms to Fast Fashion: Unraveling the Need for Sustainable Style." Activities include weaving on a cardboard loom, hand stitching, and learning how to remove stains from fabric. There will be a scavenger hunt, snacks, and a sewist from Community demonstrating on a sewing machine. 

To participate in the kid's clothing swap, bring your clean, gently used children's clothing & shoes (preemie to preteen) to swap with other participants. The more you bring, the more you can swap! Any left over clothing will be donated. If you have other questions about who to participate, email jess.grant@uga.edu

Need research help? Want to talk with a librarian? Drop-in to our online office hours for some preliminary research* and information support. 

We can help you: 

• Refine your topic
• Craft a search strategy
• Find sources and supporting evidence
• Evaluate sources
• Use information ethically, e.g., citation help

When: Every Tuesday 11am - 12pm and Thursday 4 - 5pm

Where: https://zoom.us/j/92062094478

*These online office hours are designed for preliminary assistance. For more in-depth assistance, set up an appointment for a research consultation. 

No stress reading club. Read anything you would like (we'll have options). Then discuss with friends!

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.

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

In California’s Central Valley, tucked between the county jail and the shooting range, 100 Mexican-American farmworking families live, love and strive at the Artesi II Migrant Family Housing Center. Until every December, that is, when they’re asked to leave. Join documentarian Aggie Ebrahimi Bazaz for a screening of "Como Vivimos (How We Live" on Thursday, April 3rd at 7:00PM EST/4:00PM PST. Following the screening, Aggie will be in conversation with virtual panelists Jessica Romero, Jose Modesto, and Maya Gonzales.

About the film: 

Join this online class session to learn how to:

   Organize your Zotero Library
   Attach and annotate PDFs
   Export references from GoogleScholar and UGA Databases to Zotero
   Insert in-text citations and full references from Zotero Library into a Word Document
   Make a quick bibliography

REGISTER via Zoom

Need research help? Want to talk with a librarian? Drop-in to our online office hours for some preliminary research* and information support. 

We can help you: 

• Refine your topic
• Craft a search strategy
• Find sources and supporting evidence
• Evaluate sources
• Use information ethically, e.g., citation help

When: Every Tuesday 11am - 12pm and Thursday 4 - 5pm

Where: https://zoom.us/j/92062094478

*These online office hours are designed for preliminary assistance. For more in-depth assistance, set up an appointment for a research consultation. 

Need to mend some of your clothes? Join us for a Clothing Repair Workshop collab w/ Swap Shop on April 3rd at 6:30 pm -7:30pm in the Miller Learning Center room 369. 

In October 2023, the Hargrett Library at the University of Georgia purchased a fifteenth-century French book of hours, bound in a sixteenth-century embroidered cover and accompanied by a beaded bag. This recent purchase prompts the need to reflect on three hundred years of collecting medieval objects—both manuscripts and art—in the American South, a region not known for its medieval holdings. The symposium addresses the complex history of Southern medievalisms. We ask: What distinguishes medieval collections in the South? What are their origins? How does the South’s long and complex interest in medievalism intersect with its acquisition of material objects?