Renovation projects impacting services at multiple library locations. More information.
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.
Freely available to students everywhere, the book provides an introduction to the Commonwealth and the forces that have shaped its development since the late 18th century.
Nominations are open now until Friday, October 2. One of the university's most prestigious awards, the Medallion for Intellectual Achievement is awarded annually to a Kentucky resident whose accomplishments in the fields of science, the arts, or the humanities have made a profound impact on the Commonwealth.
Our fall workshop series begins Wed. Sep. 2 and includes introductory three-session courses on Python and R along with in-depth looks at grant-specific data management plans.
As King Library nears its 100th year, it’s closing for renovations and upgrades that will restore some of its original functions as a gathering place for students. We took the opportunity to look back on what the library has meant both to the campus and the Commonwealth.
Planning is underway for a full-scale, multi-year renovation of the Margaret I. King Library building to begin Fall 2026. The project affects access to services at both the Special Collections Research Center and the King Library Annex.
Sitting at the intersection of technology and community, Nunn Center Director Doug Boyd's research ensures that Kentuckians' voices are discoverable and that new tools enhance human connection.
1,622 reel-to-reel audiotapes created by the controversial drug-rehabilitation-program-turned-religion faced imminent risk of loss.
