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The facade of the current Macdonald-Kelce Library, with a UT flag in front.

Minaret article discussing future upgrades in layout and technological services. Though the "16,000 edition" was never realized, the MKLibrary as you see it today, with comfortable study space and computer labs, began in the mid-nineties.

A color photograph in the Minaret newspaper featuring the facade of the library.

A photograph of the new Merl Kelce Library building in the UT Journal, then called the University of Tampa Report.

Color renderings of plans to expand the square footage of the Macdonald-Kelce Library. Expansion was never completed, but interior renovations improved the reference area to better accommodate student needs.

An article in the UT Journal mentioning the library in the expansive $80 million university capital campaign. The library interior was upgraded with technology and resources. A color photograph shows the library filled with students.

An eight page program for the opening of the new Merl Kelce Library, with an introduction by University President David M. Delo and information on George C. McGhee, who gave the dedicatory address. Black and white photographs.

The Moroccan Yearbook highlights library services, including computer labs and comfortable study carols.

A ceremony for the new library building, then named the Merl Kelce Library, featured in the 1970 Moroccan yearbook.

Yearbook photographs of Library staff in the Moroccan yearbook.