Planning is underway for a full-scale, multi-year renovation of the Margaret I. King Library building to begin Fall 2026. The project will affect access to services at both the Special Collections Research Center and the King Library Annex.
In the latest episode of WUKY's Saving Stories, Louie B. Nunn Center for Oral History Director Doug Boyd shares a recent interview with Mayor Gorton, who reflects on the broader significance of the city's 250th anniversary celebration.
This spring, leap into datasets, learn the basics of coding in Python, demystify machine learning, and drop in for assistance submitting your electronic thesis or dissertation.
If you feel the union spirit beating mighty in your brave Cat heart, you’re in good company. UK Libraries collections are full of materials documenting the powerful history of Kentucky workers fighting for their rights.
In the newest episode of the Wisdom Project Podcast, Louie B. Nunn Center for Oral History Director Doug Boyd sits down with acclaimed actor Steve Zahn for a personal and unexpected conversation that moves far beyond Hollywood.
UK Libraries is proud to announce the successful completion of its $1 million fundraising campaign to create the Dr. Terry L. Birdwhistell Distinguished Professorship at the Louie B. Nunn Center for Oral History.
This holiday season, serve your curious Cat mind with low-calorie, high-flavor snacks straight from ExploreUK, the portal to UK Libraries' vast collections of archival and primary source materials that document the history and culture of Kentucky, Appalachia, and beyond.
The Gaines Center Humanities Cooperatives are designed to foster meaningful interdisciplinary collaboration across campus. Education Archivist Matthew Strandmark is the co-leader of the Appalachian Water Humanities Cooperative, of which Oral History Archivist and Curator of Newspapers Kopana Terry is also a member.
Doug Boyd, Director of the Louie B. Nunn Center for Oral History, provides an in-depth overview of the form, practice, and history of the oral history interview on the Historically Thinking podcast.
All UK students, faculty, and staff, along with the wider Lexington community, are invited to get a taste of the unique process of letterpress printing during a free public lecture and hands-on workshop, Nov. 14-15.
