Cartographic Connections
Historic maps of Texas, the Southwest, and beyond

E-Books
Full-text books that are available to view and read on the Internet.

Tejano Voices
The personal recollections of 77 Tejanos and Tejanas and their struggle against racial discrimination in post-World War II Texas

The core collection of the UT Arlington Library

Selected Federal Depository Library Program publications

Legal reference materials

Maps primarily from US government agencies; also a collection of atlases

Microforms collections in Central Library include government documents, historical periodicals, and Special Collections materials

Books focusing on the four major ethnic minorities found in the Southwest: African Americans, Asian Americans, Hispanic Americans, and Native Americans

Recently published fiction and non-fiction bestselling books.

Resources for the College of Education: young adult and children's literature, as well as K-12 textbooks approved for Texas schools

The Special Collections Division specializes in historical materials relating to Texas, the Mexican American War of 1846-1848, the cartographic history of Texas and the Gulf of Mexico, and Mexico from 1810-1920.

This is a guide to the recordings of concerts performed in the University of Texas at Arlington Department of Music since the 1970's. These performances by UT Arlington music faculty, students, and guest performers include a variety of symphonic, vocal, instrumental, choral, and jazz performances. Some concerts include compositions by UT Arlington music faculty.