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The Harry Ransom Center’s exhibition “Culture Unbound: Collecting in the Twenty-first Century” showcases major literary and cultural archives acquired by the center since 2000.

The Harry Ransom Center celebrates the 100th anniversary of American playwright Tennessee Williams’ birth with the exhibition “Becoming Tennessee Williams.” The exhibition runs from Feb. 1 to July 31 at the Harry Ransom Center, a humanities research library and museum at The University of Texas at Austin.

For the perfect holiday gift this year, consider some of these new reads by university faculty, staff and alumni.

The Human Rights Documentation Initiative at the University of Texas Libraries is playing a significant role in the establishment of an archive for the preservation of records related to the Rwandan genocide.

Christmas in one way or another taps into our national consciousness, says Penne Restad, senior lecturer in the Department of History.

Explore selections from the Harry Ransom Center’s Gernsheim Collection, which features masterpieces from photography’s first 150 years.

Applications are being accepted by the Harry Ransom Center for the Mellon Summer Institute in Spanish Paleography, occurring in Austin June 6-24, 2011.

The art of Professor Emeritus Paul Hatgil adorns many interesting places on The University of Texas at Austin campus and in the city of Austin.

Event: A memorial service for the late Professor Emeritus Oscar G. Brockett will be held Dec. 11 in the B. Iden Payne Theatre in the F. Loren Winship Drama Building (WIN).

Event: The University of Texas at Austin Graduate School and the James A.

Landmarks Video presents an ongoing series of highly regarded and influential works of video art from the past five decades, including works by Richard Serra, William Kentridge, Bruce Nauman and Joan Jonas.

Event: The University of Texas School of Law will host a sculpture unveiling to celebrate the life of the late Honorable James DeAnda, a pioneering lawyer, social activist and federal judge whose career included successfully fighting the s