The path to justice can be dynamic, tumultuous, and, at times, elusive. Rare books and manuscripts from UT Libraries’ Betsey B. Creekmore Special Collections and University Archives highlight some difficult chapters in our society’s quest to dispense justice. The materials, currently on display on the first floor of Hodges Library, recall several infamous crimes. There’s … Continued
Due to the anticipated impact of the Morgan Wallen concerts, all University Libraries branches will operate on reduced hours on Friday, September 20, and Sunday, September 22. Reduced library hours for John C. Hodges Library, George F. DeVine Music Library and Webster C. Pendergrass Agriculture and Veterinary Medicine Library are as follows: Friday, September 20: … Continued
Teresa Braden Walker has retired from the University of Tennessee Libraries. She served UT Libraries for 29 years, most recently as Associate Dean of Libraries. Upon retirement, Walker was granted the status of Professor Emerita in recognition of her contributions to the university. Walker served on many campus-wide committees. During the pandemic, she led the campus committee … Continued
Library users can now check out their own library books from Hodges Library — without standing in line at the Public Services desk. Users can checkout books at the Meescan kiosk or from their mobile devices. Self-checkout is available only at Hodges Library. Using the Kiosk Bring your books to the Meescan Kiosk, just outside … Continued
Today, UT students can take advantage of many conveniences when conducting their research. Students using the John C. Hodges Library are fortunate to enjoy a library that is open overnight for 5 days of the week. Library users have access to a collection of more than 4 million volumes — including more than 1.5 million … Continued
Many library services and resources are now accessible directly from Canvas, the learning management portal through which students can access course materials and submit assignments. UT Libraries also has partnered with the VolShop to provide students with affordable course materials at the lowest possible price. From the “Resources at UT Libraries” page in Canvas, students … Continued
For years, Appalachia has both intrigued and mystified onlookers. Some narratives have painted the region with a singular view, stereotyping the native mountaineer as isolated, impoverished, and backward. But the region and its people are as diverse as its terrain and its music. Want a more in-depth and nuanced look at Appalachia? UT Libraries’ research … Continued
If you’re looking forward to a hike in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park but would like some guidance, try the titles below — available from the University of Tennessee Press. There’s something here for everyone, from backpackers to families hiking with young children. Hiking Trails of the Great Smoky Mountains: A Comprehensive Guide, by … Continued
An exhibit in Hodges Library celebrates the Smoky Mountains Hiking Club, the oldest chartered hiking club associated with the Great Smoky Mountains. The Betsey B. Creekmore Special Collections and University Archives holds many materials related to the Smoky Mountains Hiking Club, including a collection of the club’s handbooks dating back to 1934. Handbooks, photographs, and … Continued
This summer, we celebrate the recent awards and recognitions of UT Libraries’ staff, faculty and student assistants. Kudos to our talented and hardworking students, staff and faculty members! Shaina Anderson: Anderson, arts and humanities librarian, received the UT Pride Center and Division of Access and Engagement Faculty Fellowship. The fellowship recognized her efforts, which include … Continued