Events

A display featuring a student project by junior Amit Rau, which features interviews with students done in the PCL.

Explore how the ideals of 1776 helped spark independence movements and new constitutions across Latin America, reshaping the political map of the Americas. Created in collaboration with UT Austin undergraduate history students and faculty.

The Open Educational Resource (OER) Working Group invites you to celebrate Open Education Week (March 2-6) by joining Drs. Jocelly Meiners and Anel Brandl as they discuss their recent Open Education project, Estamos aquí! Comunidades bilingües e identidades regionales de los Estados Unidos.

Drop by the PCL lobby for quick activities, resources, and conversations about responsible AI. Free swag and snacks while they last!

All Longhorns are welcome at this training about how to avoid an opioid overdose.

This virtual workshop will introduce attendees to TimelineJS, an open-source user-friendly tool to create simple or complex timelines. Participants will create visually dynamic and interactive timelines to organize and present research that can be embedded into any website.

The Scan Tech Studio will be at BIPOC Pop teaching folks how to archive food memories through zinemaking, digital archiving, scanning, oral histories, and mapping.

This presentation poses the question: "What happens to creative work when part of the creative process is automated?" Three UT researchers will share their findings in the Libraries' ongoing Digital Scholars in Practice series.

This hybrid creative coding workshop will introduce attendees to PyGame, a free and open-source cross-platform library for the development of multimedia applications like video games using Python.

Join UT Libraries for an in-person panel discussion and Q+A about the peer review process! Get insights from UT faculty currently peer reviewing for academic journals and an opportunity to ask your questions.