The Hoskins Library Storage & Reading Room will be closed for several days due to demolition of a nearby wing of the Hoskins Library. Demolition is scheduled to begin on Monday, October 8. The Storage & Reading Room will close at 4 p.m., Friday, October 5, and will reopen following clearance of all debris from … Continued
Holly Mercer, senior associate dean at the University Libraries, has been elected to the HathiTrust Board of Governors for 2019. HathiTrust is a partnership of major academic and research libraries collaborating in a digital library initiative to preserve and provide access to the published record in digital form. The member libraries aim to build a … Continued
UT Librarians and Writing Center staff will help students with research, organization, and writing at the first Writing Blitz of the semester on Monday, October 1. Students can work to complete a quality paper with expert advice, designated workstations, coffee, and sweet treats to help them write through the night. The Blitz is from 5 … Continued
4:30 p.m., THURSDAY, SEPT. 20. We are currently experiencing problems with two of the elevators in Hodges Library. At this time, only one elevator is operational. We realize this is an enormous inconvenience, and we are working to resolve the problems. For those needing assistance, please ask the Public Services desk at the 2nd floor … Continued
If you’re not already registered to vote, we can help. The UT Libraries created a useful online guide on how to register and how / when / where to vote. The guide includes an online registration form (requires a Tennessee Driver’s License) as well as a downloadable mail-in application. There are also some helpful answers … Continued
DeVine Music Library reopened at noon 8/20/18 The George F. DeVine Music Library will be closed from the afternoon of July 18 through August 20 for an upgrade to the compact shelving. During the closure, all university students, faculty, and staff may request that items from the Music Library be held for pick-up at the … Continued
Virginia P. Moore was Tennessee’s first home demonstration agent. Her work with farm women and rural girls in the early 20th century is documented in a new digital collection created by the University of Tennessee Libraries. The Virginia P. Moore Collection can be viewed online at digital.lib.utk.edu/vpmoore. Moore organized canning clubs in rural counties, teaching … Continued