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Warming up the Toaster

During the May 19 Founders Day celebration, John Stavig, Director of the Gary S. Holmes…

markengeMay 21, 2021

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Fresh start

Moving can be disruptive, but it also can be an opportunity to make a fresh…

markengeMay 20, 2021

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Surfacing the Water Network

The University’s Water Network is virtual, a response to the need seen by the already…

markengeMay 19, 2021

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Keeping posterity in sight

Patrick Coleman’s love for Minnesota history started early — he was already collecting books on…

markengeMay 11, 2021

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Outstanding student employees

Marshall Mabry, a junior in the College of Liberal Arts who works at the John…

markengeMay 11, 2021

From left: Kathy Drozd (Minitex Delivery), Dave Paulson (Minitex Resource Sharing), and Alice Wilcox (Minitex Director, 1969-1983).

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Growing service to the state

It started as a pilot — the Minnesota Interlibrary Teletype Experiment — and became Minitex…

markengeMay 11, 2021

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Developing videographers

Over the many years that Emi Ito, Professor of Earth and Environmental Sciences, has been…

markengeApril 30, 2021

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Boosting data’s impact

To her internship in the Data + Visualization Lab in the Health Sciences Library, Claire…

markengeApril 23, 2021

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Species at risk

On Earth Day, April 22, three researchers will talk about their work with Minnesota endangered…

markengeApril 19, 2021

Image of a lake with six digital sticky notes overlaid. The notes are from students thanking Kim Clarke for visiting their class and providing helpful resources for research papers.

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Responsive to students

Librarian Kim Clarke has received many thank you’s from faculty and from students. In the…

markengeApril 19, 2021

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Warming up the Toaster

Fresh start

Surfacing the Water Network

Keeping posterity in sight

Outstanding student employees

Growing service to the state

Developing videographers

Boosting data’s impact

Species at risk

Responsive to students

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