Exhibits

Tebo Library's exhibition program includes both site-based and online exhibitions that incorporate materials from Special Collections & University Archives.

Currently on Display

Main Level Gallery at Tebo Library

Through December 18, 2026, the Main Level Gallery will feature a Gilder Lehrman's traveling exhibit called "Declaration 1776" which made possible by Humanities Kansas. A second traveling exhibit related to the 250th celebration of the Declaration of Independence, called "Moments that Made US" is also on display in Memorial Union on the Main Level Display Wall. Learn more about the exhibits here: https://fhsuguides.fhsu.edu/250/exhibits declaration 1776 exhibit in main level gallery

Upper Level Gallery at Tebo Library

"Color within the Lines: Dick and Jane" is the exhibit in the Upper Level Gallery from June - September 18. It features early editions and special editions of Dick and Jane readers from the Barbara Pfeifer McVey Collection of Children's Literature.

Online Exhibits

Explore online exhibits that depict various aspects of university history, including, From Fort Hospital to Tebo Library, History of Campus Buildings, A Commencement Exhibit, and Tiger Tales, a compilation of FHSU oral histories.

Internet Archiving

Ever-changing digital media of FHSU is being preserved through internet archiving, including the university website, blogs, Tiger Media Network, faculty web publications, Facebook, and Twitter. View the Archive of FHSU Websites and Digital Media.