: For Students, Faculty, and Staff 
Bugs: Historic Treatments for Bees, Ticks and Mosquitos
By Sarah Juntunen Student Staff at the Wangensteen Historical Library of Biology and Medicine The summer…
Mark EngebretsonJuly 23, 2014
Primary Sourcery, Kirschner Collection blogs now on continuum
Dear Friends, We are writing to welcome you to the new home of Primary Sourcery…
Mark EngebretsonJuly 20, 2014
In this installment of "Read This Book!" science librarian Carolyn Rauber recommends books about space.…
Mark EngebretsonJuly 17, 2014
Schumacher puts the ‘pissed’ back in ‘epistolary’
"Dear Committee Members:" Author reading by Julie Schumacher with reception. This event will be held…
Mark EngebretsonJuly 16, 2014
Visualizing the Body: Celebrating 500 Years of Andreas Vesalius, Renaissance Art and Medical Revolution
On view August 4, 2014 - May 8, 2015. This exhibit commemorates the 500th anniversary…
Mark EngebretsonJuly 15, 2014
Vanished Landscapes: European Life, Landscapes and Architecture before the First World War
On view June 9 - September 17, 2014. Photochroms--a photographic form of chromolithography that produces…
Mark EngebretsonJuly 14, 2014
Labor in the Eyes of Artists: Zines, Scenes and In-Betweens
On view April 1 – July 18, 2014 at the T.R. Anderson Gallery, Wilson Library.…
Mark EngebretsonJuly 3, 2014
New Publication Uses Archived Art
by Caitlin Marineau, Assistant Curator Children's Literature Research Collections One of the lesser-known roles of…
Mark EngebretsonJune 27, 2014
It's summer grilling season in Minnesota and a perfect time for Megan Kocher, curator of…
Mark EngebretsonJune 27, 2014
Treasures of the Northwest Architectural Archives
Visit this historic Prairie School home and learn about the rich holdings of the Northwest…
Mark EngebretsonJune 26, 2014