FAQ

What is the University Archives?
The University Archives is both a repository for records and papers relating to the history of the institution, and an administrative agency serving the needs of university offices. We are a department of the Library.

Do your holdings circulate?
The University Archives is a non-circulating collection open to the UNCSA community and to researchers who are not affiliated with the University.

How do I cite archival materials from the University Archives?
Citations should include the name of the collection followed by the name of the repository, such as The Gladys Swarthout Collection, University Archives, University of North Carolina School of the Arts.

I want to donate material relating to the history of the School. How should I proceed?
The University Archives collects the permanent records and related materials that document the history of UNCSA, its alumni and affiliates. For more information, please contact the University Archivist.