Texas Digital Library (TDL) is powered by a collaborative community of higher education and information professionals. In this seasonal feature, we introduce you to a member of the TDL Board to share their perspective on TDL’s regional impact.
Our board structure includes the Member Board, made up of the administrative heads of our member institutions,
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By: Lauren Ko, University of North Texas, and Shannon Willis, Texas State University, Co-chairs of the Web Archiving Texas Interest Group
This year, the United States reached its semiquincentennial, 250 years after signing the Declaration of Independence. Texans have celebrated with bigger than usual Fourth of July events,
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Artificial Intelligence (AI) is reshaping research, teaching, and library services across higher education, and Texas Digital Library (TDL) is offering several opportunities this August to learn from practitioners exploring AI in libraries, archives, and research environments. Both events are free and open to anyone interested in the topic.
AI &…
Save the Date
We are pleased to announce the 2027 Texas Conference on Digital Libraries (TCDL). Please save the date:
Call for Committee Members
We are recruiting members for the TCDL 2027 Planning Committee.
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By: Sarah Eubanks, University of North Texas
My name is Sarah Eubanks. I am a Feedback assistant in the Digital Projects Lab at the University of North Texas. I want to begin this blog post by expressing my gratitude for receiving this scholarship,
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By: Audrey Waite, University of Texas at Austin
My name is Audrey Waite, and I am an MSIS student at The University of Texas at Austin, just finishing my first year. My focus is in digital scholarship and humanities, making TCDL the perfect fit for me.
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We at Texas Digital Library are continually inspired by the amazing work going on within our member libraries and other organizations throughout Texas and the region – work that furthers TDL’s mission of ensuring long term, equitable access to digital content of value to research,
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The Texas Conference on Digital Libraries convened in-person June 2-4, 2026 at the Commons Conference Center in Austin, Texas.
The conference brought together over 150 librarians, archivists, technologists, students, and information professionals to share their latest endeavors, to inspire each other with pioneering projects and ideas,
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By: Daniel Esparza, University of North Texas
The theme for this year’s Texas Conference on Digital Libraries was Finding Joy! Playful Innovation and Community in Action. And while that theme can mean so many different things to each attendee,
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By: Luz Gonzalez, University of Texas at Austin
Why yes, I did find joy at TCDL 2026! My name is Luz Gonzalez, I’m a GRA with the University of Texas Libraries Scholar’s Lab. I am a first-year MSIS student at the UT iSchool,
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