UK Libraries’ Affordable Course Content Librarian Stephen Krueger is the co-editor of a book published this summer by Library Juice Press entitled Trans and Gender Diverse Voices in Libraries. Composed of a wide variety of first-hand accounts, the book details the lived experiences of trans and gender diverse people currently or formerly involved in the library profession.
You can help fellow UK students stay warm this winter! Donate new hats, mittens, and gloves between Wednesday, Nov. 1 and Friday, Nov. 17 at drop-off boxes at UK Libraries locations across campus. All donations will go directly to UK students in need.
UK Libraries has partnered with Hispanic Studies Professor Haralambos Symeonidis to digitize the Atlas Lingüístico Guaraní-Románico, a linguistic atlas that maps the speakers and the linguistic features of Guaraní, an indigenous language used in Paraguay, Northeast Argentina, and Brazil.
As part of its celebration of International Open Access Week, UK Libraries is spotlighting UKnowledge, its open access institutional repository that makes research from all disciplines available to a national and global audience.
The Wood Engravers’ Network’s Fourth Triennial Exhibition is on display in the lobby of UK Libraries Special Collections Research Center through October 29. The exhibit coincides with the King Library Press’s Fall 2023 Book Arts Weekend, featuring Philadelphia-based artist Rebecca Gilbert and Kentucky artist Joanne Price.
Education Archivist Matthew Strandmark and Oral Historian Jeff Suchanek will be among 150 authors featured at the 42nd annual Kentucky Book Festival on Saturday, Oct. 21 in Lexington.
UK Libraries is proud to honor the memory of David Mudry ‘18 through the David Mudry Memorial Scholarship Award. The scholarship is a one-time $1,000 award to help offset the cost of books and course materials for students with unmet financial need. Applications for the scholarship are available online and are due Nov. 8.
The Frontier Nursing Service Oral History Project is a treasure trove of local Appalachian historical, cultural, economic, and social knowledge that is invaluable to students, researchers, and Kentuckians across the Commonwealth. The history of the Frontier Nursing Service is documented through 212 oral history interviews, conducted largely in the late 1970s, that feature the stories of doctors, nurses, and the Eastern Kentucky residents that they served.
UK's Kentucky Climate Consortium research team is partnering with the Louie B. Nunn Center for Oral History to create an oral history project entitled, “Climate Research, Policy, and Activism in Kentucky.” The project will document the work done by Kentucky communities to raise awareness about climate change and to encourage small- and large-scale efforts to reduce the state’s carbon footprint.
UK Libraries will celebrate LGBTQ* History Month with a free, drop-in Pride Night event that honors the past and builds communities for the future. UK students, faculty, and staff are invited to learn about LGBTQ* resources, collections, and scholarship opportunities.
