Burgin Abroad: Women’s Relationships and Nourishing Communities in Liberia When: 3:00pm, Wednesday, March 26th Where: Hodges Reading Room, W.C. Jackson Library Join us on Wednesday, March 26rd at 3pm in the Hodges Reading Room for a presentation by Class of 1974 alumna and retired faculty member of the Department of… Continue reading…
Special Collections & University Archives (SCUA) publishes a quarterly newsletter with plenty of interesting materials, events, and more! The most recent edition includes renovation updates and several announcements about exciting upcoming events, including a reading with poet and UNCG Professor of English Terry Kennedy, a new oral history project titled… Continue reading…
Those who have gone into the library through the accessible Jarrell Hall entrance will have noticed new images on the walls. These renderings give patrons a sneak peek into the anticipated future design of Jackson Library! We invite you to take a closer look. Learn more about the plans for… Continue reading…
Just in time before some unexpected elevator issues, the general collection from Jackson Library has made it into storage. Thanks to some hard work and dedication from the workers – and tons of boxes, tape, and shrink wrap – the month of January was all the time that was needed to… Continue reading…
This post was contributed by Rachel Olsen, Communication and Outreach Librarian. Support for breast/chestfeeding parents at UNCG just got a boost! The University Libraries have installed a new Mamava lactation pod in the EUC Connector to provide a private, comfortable space to pump or nurse. Jackson Library previously had a… Continue reading…
The January 2025 Library Columns is now available! Updates on the renovation and the new “Renovation Review” blog, two Library employees receive Staff Senate Stars, helping a Greensboro neighborhood join the National Register of Historical Places, a new platform for our Institutional Repository & Digital Archives, and more!
Phase 1 of the multi-year renovation of Jackson Library has officially begun! The tower side of the building will be unavailable until mid-2026, but the College Avenue side of the building remains open and available. The UNCG University Libraries are committed to providing access to materials, both electronically and print,… Continue reading…
On November 8, the Women Veterans Historical Project hosted the Annual Women Veterans Luncheon at the UNCG Alumni House. Women veterans and their supporters were in attendance. The keynote speaker was Dr. Tanya L. Roth, author of the book Her Cold War: Women in the U.S. Military, 1945-1980. You can access… Continue reading…
The November 2024 Library Columns is now available! Updates on the Renovation, “Meet Me At the Library” celebration (Fri, Dec 6, 1-3pm), Homecoming 2024, Women Veterans Historical Project luncheon, the SCUA quarterly review, and more!
