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Emily Budd's Memorial for Queer Rhyolite, a temporary monument to dreams in the dust, a public piece installed for the inaugural Bullfrog Biennial at the Goldwell Open Air Museum in Rhyolite, NV in October 2019. Image courtesy of Emily Budd.
Our Researcher Profile series highlights researchers and who have used resources in Special Collections & Archives for a variety of projects…Read More
Our Researcher Profile series highlights researchers and who have used resources in Special Collections & Archives for a variety of projects ranging from articles and…Read More
Our Researcher Profile series highlights researchers and who have used resources in Special Collections & Archives for a variety of projects ranging from articles and books to exhibits and documentaries and more.
This week's post focuses on the work of Dr. Aseem Inam, Professor and Chair in Urban Design, School of Architecture,…Read More
“The success of this campaign against influenza depends upon your co-operation.” - Las Vegas Age, Nov. 9, 1918
Peter Michel, PhD., Curator of Collections and Interim Director, Special Collections & Archives with a historical perspective on the Spanish Flu pandemic in Nevada drawn from issues of the Las Vegas Age in our Digital Collections.
When we hear that the COVID 19 pandemic and its social impact are unprecedented, that is not actually true. I have taken the opportunity of working from home to use our…Read More
The National Endowment for the Humanities announced today that the UNLV University Libraries and the UNLV Department of Film have received a $271,580 National Endowment for the Humanities’ (NEH) Humanities Collections and Reference Resources Award for their project, “Inventing Hollywood: Preserving and Providing Access to the Papers of Renegade Genius Howard Hughes.”
The Tony Stark of his era. That is perhaps the most concise description of Howard Robard Hughes (1905-1976), arguably one of America’s most significant visionaries. Intuitive, mercurial, and insistent upon continual out-of-the-box innovation in everything he did, Hughes pushed himself and everyone around him to shape the future by looking beyond the possibilities of the present.
Image of Nevada State Museum exhibit Les Folies Bergère: Entertaining Las Vegas, One Rhinestone at a Time. Photo by Karan Feder
Our Researcher Profile series highlights researchers and who have used resources in Special Collections & Archives for a variety of projects ranging from articles and books to exhibits and documentaries and more.
This post focuses on the work of Karan Feder, Guest Curator of Costume & Textiles, at the Nevada State Museum, Las Vegas and…Read More
Images courtesy of Missouri University S&T and Larry Gragg.
This inaugural post in our Researcher Profile series will highlight researchers and who have used resources in Special Collections & Archives for a variety of projects ranging from articles and books to exhibits and documentaries and more.
This post focuses on the work of long-time Special Collections patron Dr. Larry Gragg, who spent over 40 years as a history professor at…Read More
Las Vegas City Commission minute books Las Vegas City Commission Records, 1911-1960. MS-00237.
This is part two of a two-part article on Collections as Data research at the UNLV Libraries.
Select Las Vegas City Commission Records are now available as a dataset that can be analyzed using computational research tools. Read on for more information, or go directly to the dataset at https://github.com/UNLV-Libraries/UNLV-Collections-as-Data/tree/master/Las-Vegas-Commission.
Cory Lampert, Head of Digital Collections, and Emily Lapworth, Digital Special Collections…Read More
Eadington Fellow Scott Boylan with the Charles J. Hirsch Papers.
Scott Boylan, Professor of Accounting, Washington & Lee University, is our first Eadington Fellow of 2020. He will be exploring the professional papers of casino accountant Charles J. Hirsch (MS-00291) for his talk “Charles J. Hirsch and His Role in Advancing the Use of Statistical Sampling and Analysis in the Accounting Profession” which will be held on Friday, March 13 from 3-4pm in the Goldfield Room, Lied Library, UNLV campus.
Closeup of Las Vegas City Commission minute book dating from 1911 Las Vegas City Commission Records, 1911-1960. MS-00237.
This is part one of a two-part article on Collections as Data research at the UNLV Libraries.
Select Las Vegas City Commission Records are now available as a dataset that can be analyzed using computational research tools. Read on for more information, or go directly to the dataset at …Read More
