Past Events

Award-winning author Marlon James will read from his work and discuss the theme “Imagining Alternative Futures.” Guests are invited to attend in-person or virtually. The in-person event is preceded by a public reception at 5:15 pm.

An opportunity for students to give input to the new campus facilities master plan.

Curious about AI literature mapping tools? This one hour virtual session will provide hands-on experience with AI tools that can help you map citations to discover academic literature.

This hybrid workshop covers the fundamentals of using Transkribus to segment, transcribe and enrich historical documents. Participants will learn how to navigate the platform, manage document workflows and convert images into structured, searchable data. Ready to discover how Transkribus can serve as your sovereign operating system for written records?

Join the Native American & Indigenous Studies Program, the Humanities Institute, and the UT Poetry Center for a conversation and poetry reading featuring award-winning Diné poet Jake Skeets.

Join this virtual AI & Research workshop to learn about research applications of local AI models that you can run on your own system instead of in the cloud.

This in-person workshop will introduce non-users to Zotero and help them set up their own account. Experienced users are also welcome to attend if they have any questions or issues regarding Zotero.

Dr. Domjan will be playing Bach on his viola as part of Bach in the Subways, a global week-long event celebrating Bach's music.

An Evening with Adán Medrano, renowned food writer, chef, and filmmaker

Join UT Libraries for an in-person panel discussion and Q+A about the peer review process! Get insights from UT faculty currently peer reviewing for academic journals and an opportunity to ask your questions.