Renovation projects impacting services at multiple library locations. More information.
The Pulitzer Prize- and National Book Award-winning author delivered the 2026 Clements Lecture to a sold-out crowd Oct. 13.
Dr. Ray Smith, Professor of Plant & Soil Sciences, will present on the Proceedings of the International Grasslands Congress, the largest collection on UK’s open access institutional repository.
With well over two million historic photographs, UK Libraries’ collections invite an unparalleled exploration of the many permutations of Lexington’s built environment, and a deep dive into our common history.
Two virtual book clubs will explore 150 years of literature, poetry, and material art inspired by autumn’s changing landscape.
Curated by SA/VS MFA candidates Becca Joiner and Trevor Logan, the exhibit will be on display throughout the fall semester.
The curated collection contains 893 titles published since 2006 whose authors or editors are affiliated with the university.
Board members are responsible for reviewing proposals, selecting recipients, and guiding future directions of the program. Current UK faculty, staff, and students are encouraged to apply by October 30, 2026.
All UK and Lexington community members are invited to stop by Core B of Young Library between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. for live printing demonstrations and free snacks and refreshments.
Both the Margaret I. King Library and the lower level of the William T. Young Library will be closed for renovations beginning May 11, 2026.
Accessible from the Third Floor, the Young Library balconies are open from now to November.
