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What's New in Special Collections: Felicia Campbell Papers

Every month, Special Collections and Archives will highlight some of our newly processed collections. Here are some of the highlights for April.

A billboard advertising the Vegas Golden Knights Hockey team looms over the Allegiant Stadium construction site on May 29, 2019.
It’s Game On! with the UNLV Oral History Research Center's new sports-themed project
A billboard advertising the Vegas Golden Knights Hockey team looms over the Allegiant Stadium construction site on May 29, 2019.
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What's New in Special Collections and Archives?

Every month, Special Collections and Archives will highlight some of our newly processed collections. Here are some of the highlights for March.

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Wikimedian in Residence
Wikimedian-in-Residence Violet Fox poses in front of a fun sign during her trip to the Neon Museum on a visit to Las Vegas.

In January, Violet Fox joined the Special Collections & Archives team as the Digi

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UNLV Book Club Selects Megan Rapinoe’s ‘One Life’ For Spring 2021

The UNLV Book Club is returning this spring with it’s official selection, Megan Rapinoe’s memoir, One Life.

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Reflecting on Asian American & Pacific Islander Influence in Las Vegas
Chinatown Plaza has been a cultural and business center for Las Vegans of Asian American and Pacific Islander descent.
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Remote Learning Resources Available At The Libraries

UNLV students needing assistance with remote learning have access to resources through University Libraries. 

Laptops

Laptops are available for checkout for up to 8 hours at a time to use for remote classes or class projects.

Webcams and iPads

Webcams and iPads are also available for short-term checkout. This equipment is cleaned and disinfected after each use. Libraries laptops are equipped with the lockdown browser which may be required for class activities. 

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School of Medicine Library Compiles COVID-19 Vaccine Information Guide

Have questions about the COVID-19 vaccines?

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Aidy Weeks Named Interim Director of the School of Medicine Library
Aidy Weeks

Aidy Weeks has been named the interim director of UNLV’s School of Medicine Library.

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Libraries Wins CASE District VII Bronze Award For Mandy The Skeleton Photo Series
Mandy the Skeleton searches the LASR collection.

The UNLV University Libraries were awarded a Bronze Award in Photography: Series of Related Photographs duri

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"Sky Devils": a glimpse into the screenwriting process by Ryan DiPaolo
Photograph of Howard Hughes in his plane, January 1936. Howard Hughes Public Relations Photograph Collection, 1930-1950. PH-00373.
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2021 Eadington Fellow, Dr. Fred Woods sitting at desk with archival files
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Eadington Fellow Fred Woods - In Residence Jan 19 - Feb 3

We are pleased to welcome our first Eadington Fellow of 2021, Dr. Fred Woods who has served as a Professor of Religious Education at Brigham Young University since 1998. From 2005 to 2010, he held a Richard L.

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Spring 2021 Research Data Series

The University Libraries has launched a new Research Data Series, a new collection of workshops meant to familiarize faculty, staff, and students alike with different data-based skills needed to carry out research.

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