An exhibit in Wilson Library celebrates the life and words of former UNC System President Bill Friday. Online and campus components help tell the story. Continue reading
Student recipients of the 2012 and 2013 North Carolina Documentary Photography Award will present and discuss their documentary projects at an event in the Wilson Special Collections Library on Thursday, Oct. 24. Continue reading
Artist Sheryl Oring will discuss “Collective Memory,” the performance and book project she created for the tenth anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks. Continue reading
The 414-year-old Durant Bible from the North Carolina Collection will have a starring role in the installation of UNC Chancellor Carol Folt on Oct. 12. Continue reading
Adam Dodd is head of the Web Developer Group at UNC’s Health Sciences Library. Dawne Lucas is the Health Sciences Library Special Collections Librarian. Continue reading
Faculty researchers can take steps to increase the distribution and use of their work well before it is ever published. On Oct. 22, Heather Joseph, executive director of SPARC, will discuss how routine decisions about publishing outlets, copyright transfers, and licensing options have long-term consequences. Continue reading
An exhibit about North Carolina’s Freemasons and the role they played in the creation of UNC will be on view in Wilson Library through Dec. 23, 2013. Continue reading
The Library invites UNC faculty to participate in a survey that will help librarians better understand the impact of digital technologies on research, teaching, and publishing. Continue reading
Sister (Sor) Juana Inés de la Cruz, widely considered the first published feminist of the New World, will be the focus of an Oct. 1 lecture and book display in the Wilson Special Collections Library Continue reading
The late North Carolina photographer Hugh Morton will be remembered by friends and colleagues in a panel discussion to celebrate a retrospective of his work at the Turchin Center for the Visual Arts at Appalachian State University. Continue reading