Libraries News

Now through January 19, 2023, UCI students, faculty, and staff can access kweliTV, a streaming platform that celebrates the global Black experience. UCI Libraries is seeking input and feedback from campus stakeholders to gauge interest in the collection. 

Earlier this fall, UCI Drama Library, a webpage that allows people to browse the UCI Libraries’ play collection using special filters like playwright ethnicity and cast gender, exceeded 20,000 page views and is on track to reach 25,000 views by late winter or early spring 2024.

During the Winter 2023 quarter, more than 750 first-year UCI students visited the UCI Libraries Anteater Spirit exhibit. Student reflections show that the experience helped reinforce the Humanities Core course theme and lectures, demonstrate the use of primary source materials, and build a sense of community.

UCI psychology student Jazmin Garcia-Arevalo’s understanding of the Libraries expanded significantly during her time as a DREAM Fellow. Over the course of her fellowship with UCI Libraries, Garcia-Arevalo acquired research and other skills related to her career goals.

This Native American Heritage Month, UCI Libraries is spotlighting some of its relevant resources and collections.

Lynne and Christopher Ramsey share why they joined the UCI Libraries Gateway Society and how the Libraries’ mission aligns with their personal and professional values.

UCI faculty are eligible for a $1,500 award to make their course materials open and affordable

UCI Libraries Collection Strategies is proud to welcome two new interns this fall: Youngmin Kim, a 2023 Korea Foundation intern and Hyokyung (Carrie) Hwang, a library science intern.

UCI’s media reserves, media collection, and loanable technology equipment have moved to new locations.

UCI students, faculty, and staff now have access to the The HistoryMakers, the nation’s largest African American oral history video collection.