GPO Names University of North Texas with Best Federal Depository Website

  • Last Updated: September 25, 2025
  • Published: September 25, 2025

The U.S. Government Publishing Office (GPO) honors University of North Texas (UNT) Libraries for having the best website in the Federal Depository Library Program (FDLP) for 2025. This is the third library to ever receive the award, which was created to recognize the creativity and the ways libraries are providing easy access to Federal Government information on their websites. The library has digitized many Federal Government documents and archived web pages that might otherwise have been lost and made them accessible to the public on its sleek and easy-to-navigate website.

University of North Texas Libraries FDLP website: https://library.unt.edu/sycamore/collections/government-documents/

“UNT Libraries is a trailblazer in digital preservation and a partner GPO is beyond lucky to have,” said GPO Superintendent of Documents Scott Matheson. “We thank them for their long-standing contribution to helping GPO deliver on its vision of an America Informed. On behalf of GPO, congratulations to UNT Libraries on this award.”

"We are thrilled to receive this designation,” said University Librarian and Vice Provost Sian Brannon. “The University of North Texas Libraries Government Information Connection is a long-standing, highly-used service and our FDLP website serves as an easy-access gateway to Federal information from multiple agencies. I am thankful for the dedication of our Government documents employees and the phenomenal efforts they put in to ensure our constituents are able to get the information they need.”

UNT Libraries serves as Digital Preservation Steward with GPO. Through this commitment, the library retains and make accessible at no fee the digital resources they hold that are in scope of the National Collection. The UNT Digital Library currently preserves and provides access to The Government Accountability Office Reports Collection, Government Comics, Government Documents A to Z Digitization Project, World War II Newsmaps, and more.

UNT Libraries also hosts the CyberCemetery, an archive of Government websites that have ceased operation.