OER (Open Educational Resources) are zero cost, reusable, and remixable. UCI Libraries needs to learn more from faculty and instructors: how do you feel about OER, and what are the barriers to OER adoption and creation? Listening sessions will take place Wednesday, May 8 and Tuesday, May 14 from 10:30 am – 12:00 pm in Langson Library. You only need to attend one session.
Electrifying Music celebrates the life and legacy of Remi Gassmann, an American composer and pioneer in electronic sound and music. Best known for his innovative ballet scores and his soundtrack to Alfred Hitchcock’s film The Birds, Gassmann helped introduce twentieth-century audiences to new musical aesthetics and compositional styles and championed the emerging works of his contemporaries.
Insight Into Diversity magazine, the largest and oldest diversity and inclusion publication in higher education, has recognized UCI Libraries for its dedication to diversity, inclusion, and access. Learn more about our commitment to serving UCI’s diverse campus and surrounding community.
UCI students, faculty, and staff now have access to the The HistoryMakers, the nation’s largest African American oral history video collection.
UCI Libraries has awarded two visiting scholars—Emily Mitamura, a PhD candidate from the University of Minnesota, and Danny Thanh Nguyen, a writer based in San Francisco—the Southeast Asian Archive (SEAA) Anne Frank Visiting Researcher Award. Named in honor of Anne Frank, the archive’s founding librarian who retired in 2007, the is intended to defray the cost of traveling to Irvine, California to conduct hands-on research within the archive.
Five UC Irvine undergraduate students were recognized with the Nellie Ansley Reeves Awards for their outstanding senior theses. The 2023 awards include theses in the areas of English, pediatrics, chemistry, computer science, and molecular biology.
Learn more about the Nellie Ansley Reeves Award and 2023 recipients.
Art | Power | Community: A Black Panther Party 55th Anniversary Retrospective, inspired by the 55th anniversary of the Black Panther Party (BPP) for Self-Defense, features original photography by UCI senior Micherlange Francois-Hemsley (BA ’22) and an array of Black Panther Party documents and materials from the UCI Special Collections and Archives.
The UCI Libraries are proud to provide campus-wide access to The Washington Post, a source for expert reporting and analysis from around the world, including award-winning investigative coverage and editorial commentary. Get access now!
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The UCI Libraries stands in solidarity with the campus in its stance against anti-blackness, and as allies against racism. To support the campus educational role and intellectual discourse on this timely topic, the Libraries offer an ebook collection in OverDrive: Understanding and Combatting Racism.
Curious about starting your own COVID-19 archive but don't know where to start? Interested in finding out why it is important to archive our current moment?
