A new exhibit celebrating the 60th anniversary of the University of Nevada, Las Vegas is now open in Special Collections and Archives in Lied Library at UNLV.
“UNLV @ 60: From Tumbleweed Tech to Top Tier,” curated by Tammi Kim, Special Collections Technical Services Librarian, shows the development of the physical UNLV campus and highlights student activities and engagement, as well as popular athletics programs.
The UNLV University Libraries recently received two grants totaling $54,900 from the Commission for the Las Vegas Centennial to fund digitization projects in Special Collections and Archives.
The first grant for $49,400 will fund the digitization of the Las Vegas Age, which ran from 1905-1947, and the region’s first newspaper, the Las Vegas Times, which ran from 1905-1906. The grant will be used to create an online, searchable versions of the two newspapers through the University Libraries website.
Explore a banned or challenged book at the University Libraries Banned Books Buffet. Celebrate your freedom to read and right to choose during Banned Books Week! Free a banned book in a mini-escape room game.
From learning to be a locksmith to driving a forklift, Amy Tureen’s thirst for knowledge is limited only by time and imagination. Through her new position as head of the library liaison program in University Libraries, Tureen will be helping coordinate scholarly activities between the liaison librarians and students, faculty, staff, and researchers in academic units across campus.
Take a photo or create an inspiring image that captures the essence of your research and enter it in the Image of Research Contest. Sponsored by the UNLV University Libraries and hosted in conjunction with UNLV Research Week, the Image of Research Contest showcases the different, daring, and diverse research taking place at UNLV and in the Las Vegas community.
The UNLV University Libraries, including Lied Library, Special Collections & Archives, and the branch libraries, will move to academic year hours beginning Monday, August 28, 2017 (first day of classes for the Fall Semester), and will follow this schedule through Saturday, May 12, 2018 (commencement day).
The schedule and hours for the Health Sciences Library (HSL) & InfoCommons are in development.
A new exhibit celebrating the 60th anniversary of the University of Nevada, Las Vegas is now open in Special Collections and Archives in Lied Library at UNLV. “UNLV @ 60: From Tumbleweed Tech to Top Tier,” curated by Tammi Kim, Special Collections Technical Services Librarian, shows the development of the physical UNLV campus and highlights student activities and engagement, as well as popular athletics programs.
The UNLV University Libraries recently received two grants totaling $54,900 from the Commission for the Las Vegas Centennial to fund digitization projects in Special Collections and Archives. The first grant for $49,400 will fund the digitization of the Las Vegas Age, which ran from 1905-1947, and the region’s first newspaper, the Las Vegas Times, which ran from 1905-1906. The grant will be used to create an online, searchable versions of the two newspapers through the University Libraries website.
Explore a banned or challenged book at the University Libraries Banned Books Buffet. Celebrate your freedom to read and right to choose during Banned Books Week! Free a banned book in a mini-escape room game.
From learning to be a locksmith to driving a forklift, Amy Tureen’s thirst for knowledge is limited only by time and imagination. Through her new position as head of the library liaison program in University Libraries, Tureen will be helping coordinate scholarly activities between the liaison librarians and students, faculty, staff, and researchers in academic units across campus.
Take a photo or create an inspiring image that captures the essence of your research and enter it in the Image of Research Contest. Sponsored by the UNLV University Libraries and hosted in conjunction with UNLV Research Week, the Image of Research Contest showcases the different, daring, and diverse research taking place at UNLV and in the Las Vegas community.
The UNLV University Libraries, including Lied Library, Special Collections & Archives, and the branch libraries, will move to academic year hours beginning Monday, August 28, 2017 (first day of classes for the Fall Semester), and will follow this schedule through Saturday, May 12, 2018 (commencement day). The schedule and hours for the Health Sciences Library (HSL) & InfoCommons are in development.
