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UGA’s Desegregation History on Display at Main Library
In commemoration of the 60th anniversary of the desegregation of the University of Georgia, the Main Library at UGA is hosting an exhibit that chronicles the historic events of 1961, when Hamilton Holmes and Charlayne Hunter (now Hunter-Gault) became the first African Amer
Read MoreUGA Libraries Serving Students, Faculty Online and In Person Through End of Fall Semester
Students and faculty in the University of Georgia community can continue to take advantage of library services after the Thanksgiving transition to online classes, whether in Athens or at home in another state.
Read MoreUniversity of Georgia Libraries to Host Inaugural Food, Power, and Politics Lecture
One of the nation’s leading experts on food safety and nutrition will present a virtual lecture at the University of Georgia as the inaugural Food, Power, and Politics Lecture, hosted by the Russell Library for Political Research and Studies, a un
Read MoreUGA’s Russell Library Virtual Event Explores 1980 Election History on Eve of 2020 Vote
A changing political landscape, an embattled incumbent, a charged Senate battle in the state and a race for support in the suburbs: these are the circumstances that defined the 1980 elections in Georgia.
Read MoreApplications Sought for Special Collections Libraries Fellows Program
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 2021 Special
Read MoreThree Libraries Virtual Events Named to UGA Signature Lecture Series
Three UGA Libraries virtual events featuring film makers and writers have been named to the University of Georgia Signature Lectures series this fall.
Read MoreUGA’s Russell Library Hosts Traveling Exhibition on Political Posters This Fall
Visitors to the University of Georgia’s Special Collections Libraries Building can explore American politica
Read MoreRussell Library launches redesigned website
A newly launched website for the Richard B.
Read MoreExhibit at UGA Special Collections Building Explores How Interstates Paved the Future
The construction of interstate highways transformed the landscape of the United States of America during the second half of the 20th century; the process also altered the economy, politics, and culture of the country.
Read MoreSpecial Collections Fellows to Design Archives-Based Courses
Twelve University of Georgia faculty members have been chosen as 2019-2020 Special Collections Fellows. The fifth cohort of the program represents six schools and colleges with interests ranging from art and education to social work and population health.
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