Public Events, Exhibits, and Collections

The UO Libraries serves the public with research collections, free lectures, and events. Watch for the latest listings here or visit Library News for more information.

	Public Lectures and Events Upcoming Events Open Education, Open Access, and the Challenges to Higher Ed, David Wiley, Philip H. Knight Dean of Libraries Distinguished Speaker Series, Thursday, May 17, 4 p.m., Knight Library Browsing Room, free Making Digital Humanities Count, Julia Flanders, Wednesday, May 16, 4 p.m., Knight Library’s Browsing Room, free Russian and East European Arts, World Stage Conference, May 17-19, various times and locations, free (UO Libraries cosponsor) Community Conversation. It’s a Bird, It’s a Plane, It’s a Panel!, Tuesday, May 22, 7-8:30 p.m, Living-Learning Center Performance Hall, free (UO Libraries cosponsor) Archived Events 2011-2012 Archived Streamed Events (UO and Library Events) Streaming Media
	Exhibits Currently on Display Russian and East European Arts, World Stage, Knight Library entryway corridors Many Faces, Many Voices, One Oregon, Knight Library, exhibit banners in multiple locations, online exhibit at http://diversity.uoregon.edu/many-faces Sherzi Musicale:Humor in Music, Music Services, Knight Library 100 Years of Pulp Fiction, Special Collections and University Archives, Knight Library Law Library: Law in a World of Capes, Tights, and Trench Coats Archived Exhibits 2011-2012
	Collections General Collections Special Collections and University Archives Digital Collections Oregon residents 16 years of age or older may apply for general collection borrowing privileges with the Oregon Card program.
	Musical Resources and Concerts Listen anytime using resources in the Douglass Listening Room Archived Music Events and Exhibits 2011-2012
	Insight Seminars Insight Seminars are designed for adults who want to improve their reading and thinking habits by studying great books and important ideas. The non-credit courses are ungraded and require no homework beyond the reading of texts.
	Community Group Tours Tours are available for groups interested in the design and activities of a large university library. Contact library staff for further information.