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  • Two selected for excellence on 25th Anniversary of McLemore Awards

    A software/computer support technician and an acquisitions specialist from Eugene McDermott Library were presented the 2013 Ethel Ward-McLemore Award for Library Excellence during a May 20th banquet celebrating the 25th anniversary of the awards. Read more


  • PARDON OUR PROGRESS!
    Eugene McDermott Library is expanding student study areas

    The drilling of the 2nd floor for wiring new computer stations and study tables has been successfully completed. New furniture for the Information Commons area is expected to arrive the week of June 17-21. We regret any disruption this may cause but hope you understand while we continue to improve our services to students.


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Mo Yan the 2012 Nobel Prize in Literature The Nobel Prize in Literature 2012 was awarded to Mo Yan "who with hallucinatory realism merges folk tales, history and the contemporary".  You can find his writings on the 4th floor, call numbers PL2886.O1684 …

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Read about Wineburgh Philatelic Research Library featured on The American Philatelic Research Library's blog.

Book of the Month

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You can chat with a UT System Librarian and get your library-related questions answered!
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BIOLOGY VIDEOS

Evolution DVD 2713
Charles Darwin and the Tree of Life DVD 3894
Trails of evidence how forensic science works DVD 3708
Understanding the human body: An introduction to anatomy and physiology DVD 3707
These, and other titles, are available at Multimedia 2nd floor

Database of the Month:

The Digital National Security Archive online contains a large collection of primary documents on U.S. foreign and military policy since 1945. It includes more than 94,000 important, declassified documents that led to U.S. policy decisions organized into 38 different collection areas. The documents include the following areas: Afghanistan,  the Berlin Crisis, the Cuban Missile Crisis,  the Iran-Contra Affair, the two Koreas, the post 9/11 world,  the Kissinger telephone conversations, weapons of mass destruction; and other collections on the organization and operations of the U.S. intelligence community.

When You Need Primary Sources:

Start your research with the Primary Source Subject Guide,  which includes The French Revolution : a document collection Call Number: DC141 .M37 1999 (Reference 2nd floor); American Decades Primary Sources Call Number: E169.1 .A471977 2004 Reference and online; and Civil War soldiers diary - Valentine C. Randolph 29th Illinois Regiment Call Number: E505.5 39th .R36 2006 (4th floor)


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