University Libraries
University Libraries welcomed the Center of Digital Humanities Research into its fold, expanding an already robust list of faculty and staff support.
Workshops and expert-led panels during AI Literacy Day at Texas A&M examined how artificial intelligence is reshaping teaching, learning and research across campus.
University Libraries welcomed the Center of Digital Humanities Research into its fold, expanding an already robust list of faculty and staff support.
Workshops and expert-led panels during AI Literacy Day at Texas A&M examined how artificial intelligence is reshaping teaching, learning and research across campus.
Creativity Comes Alive in the Libraries’ New Maker Zone
February 13, 2026The newest addition to Evans Library’s second floor is a creative oasis full of high-end equipment and hard work.
The AI Experts at Texas A&M University Libraries
January 26, 2026The University Libraries can answer your AI-related questions.
A Cushing Collection Permanently Links Texas A&M and France
January 26, 2026Creating a connection across 225 years and 5,000 miles, the University Libraries houses one of the finest French literature collections this side of France.
A Sci-Fi Collection that Stretches Beyond the Known World
January 26, 2026One of the world’s largest cataloged science fiction and fantasy collections is housed at Cushing Memorial Library & Archives at Texas A&M University.
Texas A&M’s Libraries Deliver Custom ‘Beyond AI’ Research Expertise
January 26, 2026As a pillar of modern society, scholarly research addresses health, the environment, education and other topics related to society’s most pressing issues
Exploring Texas History and Culture on ‘The Bookmark’
January 26, 2026Underneath bright studio lights, technicians clip mics to the host and a guest of “The Bookmark,” the Texas A&M University Press’ long-running interview show.
Bookmaking History Comes to Life
January 23, 2026Ink-stained workshop attendees leapt to yesteryear during the 2025 Book History Workshop, hosted June 1-6 by Texas A&M University Libraries.
Take a photo. Move on. It’s “in the cloud.” It might be looked back a few times here and there, maybe even shared on social media. But has it been preserved?