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...to the home for the Libraries' digitization initiatives. From this site, you can search or browse through a growing collection of images, texts, and media files.

Featured Collections
	The BAD Times digital collection includes twenty issues of newspapers published between 1971 and 1977 by the Black Americans for Democracy, a student organization founded at the University of Arkansas in the late 1960s.
	“Drawing Distinctions: The Life and Work of American Cartoonist George Fisher” provides samples of the life and career of a Little Rock political cartoonist whose work documents Arkansas and American history since World War II.
	“Politics and Principles: Documenting the Career of Congressman Brooks Hays” covers Hays’ seven-decade career, early life and subsequent work in public service and education. Hays worked in five presidential administrations, from Franklin D. Roosevelt to Lyndon B. Johnson, and he personally knew seven presidents, from Harry Truman to Jimmy Carter.
	“Spaces and Faces: Namesakes at the University of Arkansas” highlights the people and places of the University of Arkansas by showing the names behind the buildings.
	“A Calm Voice in a Strident World: Senator J.W. Fulbright Speaks” presents a collection of selected speeches and images.
	“Land of (Unequal) Opportunity: Documenting the Civil Rights Struggle in Arkansas” offers a variety of records and photographs that document the history of civil rights in the state.
	“Shared History: Fayetteville and the University of Arkansas” offers 500 photographs of the City of Fayetteville and the University of Arkansas Campus. Shared History was funded in part by grants from the Happy Hollow Foundation.

Other Digital Collections
	Additional University of Arkansas Libraries digital collections include campus and town photos, manuscript selections, and more.
	GWLA (Greater Western Libraries Alliance) digital collections include technical reports and the Western Waters project, a selections of images and documents related to the great rivers of the West.
	CRL (Center for Research Libraries) digital collections include documents from revolutionary China, slavery and manumission materials from Timbuktu, pamphlets from the French Revolution, and more.