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A wide range of student- and faculty-centered services are the cornerstone of the Libraries’ integral role in the UNT community. As the most-used service on campus and an essential component of education and research at UNT, the Libraries offer access to more than 6 million items (print and digital) along with expert personnel to assist patrons in achieving their academic and scholarly goals.

10/15/2026

Embrace your inner mad scientist next week and join us to make your very own skeleton! 💀 🥼 🍬
We'll have crafts, candy and anatomical models in Willis Library Rm 130 on Thursday Oct. 22nd and 29th

10/14/2026

Where do you return books at Willis Library?

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The Private Collection of Joe E. Haynes, hosted on the Portal to Texas History, features hundreds of vintage postcards d...
10/12/2026

The Private Collection of Joe E. Haynes, hosted on the Portal to Texas History, features hundreds of vintage postcards depicting different comedic and artistic scenes and representing various holidays, special occasions, and historical locations. Many of the postcards in this collection include the original notes written during the early twentieth century.

https://texashistory.unt.edu/explore/partners/PCJEH/browse/?q=&t=fulltext&sort=added_d

10/12/2026

How do you check out a book from Willis Library?

Lucky the squirrel is going to show us the whole process of checking out a book from the UNT Libraries, from searching the catalog to returning the book when you're done.

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Our "Three Questions" series is an initiative to share the value that our faculty, students, and external patrons derive...
10/09/2026

Our "Three Questions" series is an initiative to share the value that our faculty, students, and external patrons derive from using the Portal to Texas History at UNT Libraries. A recent edition of the series highlights how a recent UNT graduate, Haiden Scheffrin, found unique collections on the Portal to Texas History to be "foundational" to his professional education and understanding of digital access.

https://library.unt.edu/news/2026/09-15-three-questions-haiden-scheffrin/

10/08/2026

How do you find a book on the shelves in Willis Library?

Lucky the squirrel is going to show us the whole process of checking out a book from the UNT Libraries, from searching the catalog to returning the book when you're done.

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10/06/2026

Lucky the squirrel is going to show us the whole process of checking out a book from the UNT Libraries, from searching the catalog to returning the book when you're done.

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October 5 was designated Nimitz Day in 1945 to honor Admiral Chester W. Nimitz as he received a second Gold Star for his...
10/05/2026

October 5 was designated Nimitz Day in 1945 to honor Admiral Chester W. Nimitz as he received a second Gold Star for his service as Commander in Chief of the U.S. Pacific Fleet and Pacific Ocean Areas during WWII. Nimitz's hometown is Fredericksburg, Texas. These photographs are from the parade commemorating Admiral Nimitz's return to the United States. You can find more photos of Admiral Nimitz and the parade in the National Museum of the Pacific War Digital Archives on The Portal to Texas History.

https://texashistory.unt.edu/explore/collections/NMPWA/

10/02/2026

We're excited to announce the 2026 Rescuing Texas History awardees!
This year's recipients include libraries, museums, historical societies, state historic sites, community organizations, and private collectors from across Texas.
These projects will preserve and provide online access to materials, including military records, family photographs, student scrapbooks, local histories, organizational archives, oral histories, cultural collections, and much more.
Together, these projects tell the stories of Texas communities, large and small, and help ensure that these important records remain accessible for future generations.
Congratulations to all of our 2026 recipients, and thank you for helping preserve Texas history for everyone.
Read more and view the full list of awardees: https://https://bit.ly/4zJN86a

The O. Henry Collection on The Portal to Texas History contains over 100 short stories, compilation books, and collected...
09/30/2026

The O. Henry Collection on The Portal to Texas History contains over 100 short stories, compilation books, and collected works from the Texas author William Sydney Porter, a.k.a. O. Henry. Often presented as they first appeared in the popular magazines of his time, O. Henry’s stories focus on “regular” people and everyday life across the world.

https://texashistory.unt.edu/explore/collections/OHENRY/

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