Female Poets at Baylor: Fiona Sampson and EBB
Author: Eric Ames
(ABL) Kress Collection Digitally Reunited
Kress Collection Digitally Reunited
Waco History’s “Waco Founding: Your Hunt, Your History” Brings Competition, Education to Downtown Waco
On August 28th, launching from the Downtown Farmers’ Market, forty-one teams scoured downtown Waco solving clues and completing challenges that came with the inaugural Waco History Hunt. This edition on Waco’s founding took the 131 participants to the Waco History sites of Waco Indian Village, Fort Fisher, Waco Village, Jacob de Cordova, Chisholm Trail, Waco Examiner, New Hope Baptist Church,…
(Texas) Research Ready: July-August 2021
Research Ready: July-August 2021
Libraries to Begin Three-Year Planning Process with ClimateQUAL Survey
Post written by Josh Been, Director of Data and Digital Scholarship and Digital Scholarship Librarian and Eric Ames, Assistant Director of Marketing and Communications for ITS/Libraries Exciting news! The Baylor University Libraries are poised to embark on a 3-year plan to assess our organizational health and diversity so that we can celebrate our many strengths and uncover areas that may…
(A&SCRC) Research Center Update 2020-21
Research Center Update 2020-21
(ABL) Reflections from a Visiting Scholar: Archival Expectations and Unexpected Surprises
Reflections from a Visiting Scholar: Archival Expectations and Unexpected Surprises
(Texas) Spotlighting Historic Black-Owned Businesses in Waco
Spotlighting Historic Black-Owned Businesses in Waco
(Texas) Transcontinental Possibilities: The Pacific Railroad Surveys Through Texas
Transcontinental Possibilities: The Pacific Railroad Surveys Through Texas
University Libraries Unveil Two New Exhibits Highlighting Faculty, Student Works
“A Stitched-Up Life: The Work of Dr. Mary Ruth Smith” and BFA student works showcase two unique additions to the campus art environment As the Libraries make plans to move into the Fall 2021 semester, the Crosshatch Galleries committee has completed the installation of two new exhibits in Moody Memorial Library and Jesse H. Jones Library. The Jones Crosshatch Gallery…