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Albrecht Classen, Faith Harden, Fabian Alfie

Early Books Lecture Series celebrates its 20th anniversary, April 8, 15 & 22

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Get free admission to museums, arts and cultural venues with a Culture Pass

Archive Tucson oral history spotlight: Women's History Month

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Special Collections open by appointment only April 7 to September

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Cheryl Gerken co-led UCATT IDEA session on Feb. 27

Nathaniel Gamez

Nathaniel Gamez promoted to Library Services Associate III

Lydia Otero speaking at the Arizona Insights event

More than 100 people attended first speaker series with Lydia R. Otero

Book covers of Las Horas Imposibles and Blue Corn

Celebrate the Southwest with poetry from the University of Arizona Press

Archive Tucson oral history spotlight: Jazz on Mayer Avenue

U of A students can apply for $1,000 library research award until March 28

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