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Event to Feature Former U.S. Representative and Former USG Chancellor
As part of the annual Congress Week celebrations, the Richard B. Russell Library for Political Research and Studies will host former U.S. Representative Steve Driehaus (D-OH) and former USG Chancellor Steve Wrigley.
Read MoreProminent Women Educators Headline Women’s History Month at UGA Special Collections Libraries
The University of Georgia Special Collections Libraries will host a Native college president and a lauded Black history professor during Women’s History Month this March.
Read MoreWhat’s in a Digital Archive? An Entire Petabyte of Knowledge Preserved at UGA Libraries
In the 21st century, libraries don’t just store information on shelves — they also use servers. UGA Libraries recently reached a major milestone in its digital preservation of unique materials, eclipsing 1 petabyte of storage in its ARCHive.
Read MoreUGA Libraries Seed Grants Support Scholarship in the Humanities
Three UGA professors have been named the inaugural recipients of UGA Libraries’ Fairchild-Holcomb Awards for Innovation in the Humanities.
Read MoreUGA Libraries Welcomes New Leaders
The University of Georgia Libraries are pleased to announce the naming of three new leaders who join University Librarian and Associate Provost Toby Graham in providing direction-setting and oversight for the libraries.
Read MoreApplications Sought for Special Collections Libraries Fellows Program 2024
The University of Georgia Libraries and the Center for Teaching and Learning invite full-time UGA faculty from all disciplines to apply to participate in the 2024 Special Collections Libraries Faculty
Read MoreGeorgia Writers Celebrated with Dinner, Reading at UGA Libraries
Celebrate Georgia writers this fall with a reading from the author of Erasure or with a special Italian dinner with the author of Under the Tuscan Sun.
Read MoreSeptember events at UGA Special Collections Libraries Celebrate Preservation on Georgia’s Coast
Scholars and advocates working to preserve coastal communities in Georgia for future generations will visit the University of Georgia Special Collections Libraries this month.
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