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Head of Reference Services William Glenn responds to questions on chat.

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UTSA reference librarians answered over 20,000 online queries from faculty, students and staff in 2016.

Art Collector Hubert Watson Donates Contemporary Prints to UTSA Libraries

UTSA Libraries Named an Official Partner of San Antonio Tricentennial Celebration

UTSA Libraries Wants Your Political Signs and Posters

From now until March 5, UTSA Libraries Special Collections is collecting signs, posters, buttons, stickers and other non-digital ephemera from current and recent protests.

UTSA Libraries Celebrates Black History Month

Alumni Win an Exclusive Tour of UTSA’s Special Collections

UTSA Libraries Announces Two New Grants for Faculty

UTSA Libraries Celebrates Women’s History Month

Writing Comp Students Gain Firsthand Experience with UTSA’s Historical Treasures

Mario Salas speaks to first year students about his experiences as an activist and his personal papers housed within UTSA Libraries Special Collections.

It’s one thing to hear or talk about the past, but it’s something else entirely when you can see and touch it.

UTSA Libraries Seek Feedback from Students, Faculty, and Staff

The biannual survey was developed by The Association of Research Libraries and is utilized by over a thousand libraries across the nation. At the end of the survey, students are asked to provide their email for a chance to win a Nintendo Switch. All responses are completely anonymous.

Culinary Star Rosemary Kowalski Donates Company and Personal Records to the UTSA Libraries

“Say please and thank you. Always.” Those words of wisdom from Rosemary Kowalski illustrate why she became one of Texas’ most successful female entrepreneurs. Researchers and history buffs will find more insights in her personal and company records, which she recently donated to UTSA Libraries Special Collections.

Revolutionary LGBTQ Materials Donated to UTSA Libraries

Sex reassignment surgery, hormone therapy and cross dressers are just some of the topics found in the pages of the newest items donated to UTSA Libraries Special Collections.