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A bicentennial exhibition looking back at Edgar Allan Poe's time at UVA, a celebration of a major gift of Brontë materials to the University, and an examination of the connected histories of land claims in England and colonial Virginia — up this fall and into the spring in the Albert and Shirley Small Special Collections Library.
A new photography and animation studio in Clemons is helping students build their creative portfolios, while avid readers can find new popular books and graphic novels collections in Shannon.
UVA Library's open access publishing initiative Aperio helps make knowledge accessible beyond the barriers of traditional academic publishing.
UVA Library staff members are recommending a few books and artworks that highlight different aspects of the Hispanic/Latino experience, from “Chicano Frankenstein” to “Things We Lost in the Fire.”
Check out this overview of the UVA Library system and its offerings to help you make the most of your Fall 2026 semester.
LeapSpace, from Elsevier, is a tool designed to leverage AI in the full research workflow.
Revolutionary Printing: A free celebration of the materials, crafts, and stories of the founding era offers fun for the whole family on July 4.
June is LGBTQ+ Pride Month. To observe it, UVA Library staff have a wide variety of book recommendations, from literary fiction to biography to recent works of queer American history.
Making data Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, and Reusable (FAIR) is key to good data management, so that research data is easier to access and use. LibraData, UVA’s data repository, offers a variety of ways to support this critical goal.
Three librarians recommend everything from Akira Kurosawa’s thriller “Rashomon” to “Crying in H Mart,” a memoir by indie-pop singer Michelle Zauner.