Library Snapshot Day Is April 16UNC's first Library Snapshot Day will take place on Tuesday, April 16, 2013. Smile! Continue reading »(more)

Remembering Student Opposition to the Speaker Ban, 50 Years LaterRaleigh attorney Robert Spearman, UNC class of 1965, will recall student efforts to repeal North Carolina's controversial 1963 Speaker Ban Law. Continue reading »(more)

Event Seeks to Improve Wikipedia Articles on History of African Americans in N.C.UNC's first Wikipedia Edit-a-thon will take place on April 14. The topic will be African-American history in North Carolina. Continue reading »(more)

An Evening with NPR’s Carl Kasell, April 16National Public Radio newscaster and radio personality Carl Kasell will be part of a free public program on April 16 at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Continue reading »(more)

Program Celebrates Recent Additions to Rare Book CollectionOn April 9, the UNC Rare Book Collection in the Wilson Special Collections Library will host a display of additions to the Collection from the past two years. Continue reading »(more)

Director of National Library of Cuba to Discuss Preservation of Cultural HeritageDr. Eduardo Torres Cuevas, Director of the National Library of Cuba, will give a free public lecture March 26 in Wilson Library. Continue reading »(more)

Event Teaches Student Organizations to Document and Preserve Legacies“When I Was at UNC”: Preserving the Work and Legacy of Student Organizations through Documentation Tuesday, March 26, 2013 5:30 p.m. Program | UNC Student Union Room 3201 Free and open to the public Information: Jay Gaidmore, UNC Archivist, gaidmore@email.unc.edu, (919) 962-6402 Student organizations have long been integral to the UNC experience, with more than … Continue reading »(more)

Appointment: E-Resources & Serials Acquisitions LibrarianThe University Library is pleased to announce the appointment of Erika Ripley as E-Resources & Serials Acquisitions Librarian. Continue reading »(more)

Persian Culture Collections Receive New EndowmentAn anonymous donation of $25,000 will help build Persian Studies collections. Continue reading »(more)

Free Expression at UNC is Subject of Wilson Library ExhibitionA new exhibition in the North Carolina Collection Gallery of Wilson Library explores the history of free speech controversies at UNC. Continue reading »(more)