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This past year saw the establishment of several major endowments to support the work of UNLV students, faculty, and staff through the UNLV University Libraries. The largest gift, the $5 million Beverly Rogers Rare Book Curator Endowment, will establish the first named curator position in the University Libraries, while also enhancing the rare books collection in Special Collections and Archives.
Join Dr. Sheila Bock (Department of Interdisciplinary, Gender, and Ethnic Studies), Student Diversity and Social Justice, and the University Libraries on Wednesday, Oct. 30 from 5-6:30 p.m. in the Goldfield Room at Lied Library. This hauntingly fun event will give visitors the opportunity to learn about the significance of Halloween and its connection to the supernatural.
Looking for a documentary on Dark Money to support your political science research? Need a good independent film like Lady Bird to watch during the weekend? Or do you want to see the original version of A Star Is Born from 1937?
Forget laptops and scientific calculators.
Starting this fall, UNLV students and faculty in any discipline will now have unprecedented access to 3D-printers, laser cutters, and podcasting and video recording studios as part of the Lied Library’s new Makerspace and Multimedia Production Studios. The new creative space is located on the library’s first floor.
New and returning UNLV transfer students are invited to join the University Libraries for a Transfer Student Mixer on Wednesday, August 28 from 1:30-4:30 p.m. in the Goldfield Room at Lied Library.
Drop-in anytime during the event, meet other transfer students, and mix and mingle with library faculty, staff, and other campus experts.
New to campus? Get to know the specifics of UNLV and start building your community of support. Returning to campus? Connect and network with your peers.
You can pick up a copy of UNLV’s Common Read, Tell Me Who You Are: Shar
REVEAL: An Exhibition Celebrating 20 Years of the Oral History Research Center is now on display in the first floor hall
Join the Teacher Development & Resources Library as we proclaim your Right To Read books that tell heartbreaking truths, challenge injustice and ignorance, reflect diverse lives and
