Ask Us Your QuestionsThe Factory Workshops @ Discovery Park Library
Every Tuesday during the Spring 2018 semester, Discovery Park Library will host a workshop intended to help teach you about certain topics or skills you might be interested in.
Introduction to RefWorks
Make writing your dissertation, thesis, or long research paper a more pleasant process with RefWorks.
Introduction to RefWorks
Make writing your dissertation, thesis, or long research paper a more pleasant process with RefWorks.
RefWorks is a cloud application that makes it easy for you to collect, organize and make bibliographies from references you find in your research. Learn to use the basic functions at this workshop, brought to you in partnership with Toulouse Graduate School.
Game On! | Dead Week
Join fellow gamers for some friendly competition, food, and fun!
Game On! | Virtual Reality Night
Join fellow gamers for some friendly competition, food, and fun!
Research Fellowships - Apply Now!
The University of North Texas Libraries invite applications annually for Research Fellowships in UNT Special Collections and The Portal to Texas History.
The Portal to Texas History One-Millionth Item Celebration
Please join us to celebrate a major milestone for the Portal to Texas History – reaching the one-millionth item in the Portal.
Artist Lecture: Geoff Winningham
Photographer Geoff Winningham will discuss his nationally-renowned, prize-winning photography.
Doc Spot Film Series: Starving the Beast
As college tuition skyrockets and student debt explodes, a powerful new documentary reveals a nationwide fight for control of the heart, soul, and finances of America’s public universities.
Starving the Beast reveals a historic philosophical shift that reframes public higher education as a ‘value proposition’ to be borne by the student as a consumer, rather than an investment in citizens as a ‘public good’. Financial winners and losers emerge in a struggle poised to profoundly change public higher education.
Software Carpentry Workshop
Software Carpentry will host a two day workshop at Willis Library 9:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Friday, January 26 and Saturday, January 27. The workshop will focus on teaching computing skills to students and faculty, specifically those wishing to use computer programming in their research.