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The Library continuously finds ways to connect the University community to its many collections. Pictured is a DVD display, with a sample of what can be checked out from the DVD room.

Since the 1990's, the Macdonald-Kelce Library underwent a series of interior renovations. The Writing Den is now a media room, and the many yellow couches are (sadly?) gone.

Beginning in the mid-nineties the Macdonald-Kelce Library began to use automation technology to make cataloging and circulation services faster and easier. Note the card catalog drawers in the background, a now outdated way of book cataloguing.

A group photo celebrating Marlyn Pethe (1996 - Present) as the new Macdonald-Kelce Library Director.

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

New wayfinding signs on the first floor clarify the library's multiple print collections.

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.

Xerox of photographs compiled by Art Bagley, Librarian at Macdonald-Kelce Library (retired).

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.