Past Events

During this two-day workshop, instructors will learn how to incorporate digital scholarship into their undergraduate and graduate courses.

A new exhibition at the Benson Latin American Collection highlights the cultural production of Latin American avant-garde artists and thinkers during the early 20th century.

Celebrated each August, Women in Translation Month began in 2013 to address the gap between men and women writers translated into English. The UT Libraries has a long history of collecting works by women in translation from around the world! For this display, we’ve hand-picked novels, poetry and non-fiction from our global collection, originally published in Japanese, Russian, Irish, Spanish and other languages! We hope you’ll discover something new and off the beaten path for your summer reading!

Dr. Meiners will show how instructors can creatively adapt and remix resources to serve their students’ needs.

This workshop will assume a basic understanding of copyright. If you need a refresher on copyright basics, see the Copyright Crash Course.

This webinar will cover best practices for both OER adoption and creation, though no prior experience with OER is needed. 

The Libraries invites all graduate students to join us for a study break in the Scholars Lab Staff Offices. Stop by to enjoy delicious snacks to fuel you through the end of the semester. We'll have Scholars Lab swag, mini sandwiches, and sweets.

This lecture explores a significant surge in the digitization of Islamic texts, including narratives about the Prophet Muhammad (called hadith).

The UT Libraries and the Center for Middle Eastern Studies are proud to present Muslim American poet, social worker, and UT alum Sara Bawany.

Join us for the Day of Digital Humanities, hosted by the Initiative for Digital Humanities and the UT Libraries Scholars Lab. Explore cutting-edge research, engage with digital projects during a poster session, and discover ways to participate in the DH community at UT.