: For Students, Faculty, and Staff 
Less than two weeks remain to see the exhibit, Luther and the World Turned Upside Down:…
Mark EngebretsonSeptember 18, 2017
A Campus Divided: Progressives, Anti-Communists, Racism, and Anti-Semitism at the University of Minnesota, 1930-1942
Now open through December 22, 2017. The University of Minnesota was a microcosm of the…
Mark EngebretsonSeptember 17, 2017
Hispanics in Hollywood
During the early years of the film industry in Hollywood, Hispanic actors were cast as…
Mark EngebretsonSeptember 15, 2017
Streamlining video integration in teaching and research
Kanopy Streaming Service There’s nothing new about using videos in the classroom. From projectors and…
Mark EngebretsonSeptember 14, 2017
Incoming students capped off Welcome Week this year by touring Magrath Library in St. Paul…
Mark EngebretsonSeptember 6, 2017
Building collections to support climate change research
The materials that the Libraries selects, negotiates, processes, catalogs, and manages play a key role…
Mark EngebretsonSeptember 5, 2017
Kocher, Sen. Franken urge FCC to keep internet protections
The University Libraries' Megan Kocher joined Sen. Al Franken last week in urging the Federal…
Mark EngebretsonSeptember 5, 2017
Star Tribune covers ‘Mapping Prejudice’
As many as 10,000 or more Minneapolis homeowners have property deeds with so-called "racial covenants,"…
Mark EngebretsonAugust 28, 2017
New course inspired by ‘A Campus Divided’ exhibit
A Libraries exhibit is the inspiration and starting point for a new history course that…
Mark EngebretsonAugust 22, 2017
Charlottesville
A tragedy occurred in Charlottesville, Virginia on August 12, as a white nationalist terrorist drove…
Mark EngebretsonAugust 18, 2017