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    Apr 16

    Electronic resources are available to UNT Faculty, Staff, and students @ . For assistance with any library resource, email the Ask Us team at AskUs@unt.edu. Please remember to maintain proper social distance when using computers in Willis Library.

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  2. 4 hours ago

    Tune in this Thursday, May 7th at 2pm to First Chair Chats for a discussion on music intellectual property and copyright with UNT Librarians and professors from .

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  3. 6 hours ago

    . has been working diligently to make materials available on The Portal to Texas History. Just recently, over 1,000 new items from Records were made available! Browse this extensive collection online @ .

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  4. May 5

    Looking for ways to access fantastic recordings while working from home? Music Reference Librarian Dr. Donna Arnold made this guide for you on how to access UNT Libraries streaming music audio and video resources, as well as open free resources.

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  5. May 4

    Join us every other Thursday at 2pm for First Chair Chats, a Digital Music Collective at UNT Libraries focused on discussions that are reshaping the music landscape today and tomorrow.

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  6. May 4

    This Master's certificate was presented to Henry Fowler Watt in May of 1864 and "under the Seal of the Board of Trade." You can see more from our partner, the Galveston Historical Foundation, here:

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  7. May 4

    We've been asking “Where’s the Beef?” ever since this popular slogan was introduced 35 years ago. Watch Jack Helsel's 1984 hard-hitting story on just where exactly the beef was on the blog @

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  8. May 1

    We aren't able to provide the usual cookies and coffee during Finals Week this semester so our team at Eagle Commons Library is sharing some instructions on making your own Girl Scout cookies at home!

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  9. Apr 30

    As businesses reopen and pandemic restrictions are loosened, social distancing and wearing of face covers remain crucial to slowing the spread of the coronavirus. See current CDC recommendations at

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  10. Apr 29

    The Lone Star Ride Collection from is now fully available on The Portal to Texas History! This collection focuses on the cycling event that occurred each year from 2001-2013 to raise money for AIDS awareness, services and research.

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  11. Apr 27

    Want to try something new? Here's how Henry Cavill and many others are spending their time in quarantine:

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  12. Apr 24

    Margaret Mitchell, author of Gone with the Wind, corresponded with past professor Paul Kruse about how much she appreciated librarians! Learn more from this blog post.

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  13. Apr 23

    Your eyes need a break. Take half an hour, turn your screens off, and find an offline activity to work on. We'll see you back here soon!

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  14. Apr 23

    For 2020 , we share with you some of our favorite treasures from the Virtual Music Rare Book Room to celebrate the wonderful contribution of libraries.

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  15. Apr 22

    This year marks the 50th anniversary of Earth Day! Take a look at Earth Days of old in this blog post featuring archival materials.

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  16. Apr 22

    Today is the 50th anniversary of Earth Day! Visit the Sycamore Stacks blog to find out about the history and importance of this annual worldwide event and learn how you can be a part of it:

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  17. Apr 21

    How do you organize your books? By genre? Color? Alphabetically? Show us how you've arranged your personal book collection, there are no wrong answers!

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  18. Apr 21

    Check out the library's COVID-19 Research Resources guide for free access to research articles about COVID-19 in the areas of medicine, biology, chemistry, emergency management, and more. Visit often for updates!

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  19. Apr 20

    Your UNT Media Library is now on Discord! Join our community and see what we are chatting about @ . Find a friend to game with online, discuss the latest movies, shows, and games, or develop your own game narratives by joining the Games Writing Workshop.

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  20. Apr 17

    Concert halls around the world have closed to curb the spread of coronavirus. The Berlin Philharmonic, Detroit Symphony Orchestra, and many more ensembles are streaming free music or opening archives. Let us know if you want to learn more!

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  21. Apr 17

    Please do not return library materials at this time. We've extended checkout periods to August 5, 2020 and are waiving any fines for those who are affected by this change. Review the current status of your checked out items by logging into your account at

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