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A 400-year-old map is a precious gift

Call it cross-cultural, call it precious, call it extraordinary: The 400-year-old Matteo Ricci Map uniquely…

markengeJune 16, 2020

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‘A long and winding road’ to arrive at the U

Lisa Von Drasek, Curator of the University of Minnesota Children's Literature Research Collections, was recently…

markengeJune 15, 2020

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The value of pie

On June 1, Rose McGee, founder of Sweet Potato Comfort Pies, arrived at the memorial…

markengeJune 15, 2020

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Textbooks their way

Standard textbooks don’t suit everybody in academia. The fit may be awkward — or there’s…

markengeJune 10, 2020

Students writing during a MN Writes MN Reads events

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Open avenue to Minne-centric publishing

MN Writes MN Reads is grounded in openness to everyone in the state — to…

markengeJune 5, 2020

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Anti-racist readings for white people

As we mourn George Floyd’s death and try to honor his life through opposing violent…

markengeJune 3, 2020

Screen shot of Big 10 Geo Portal's website, includes a global map.

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‘Everything happens somewhere’

Data about COVID-19 and much, much more can be accessed via the Big Ten Academic…

markengeJune 3, 2020

Shanda Hunt discusses project with Research Sprints team.

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‘Eternally grateful’ to have become a librarian

Shanda Hunt, Public Health Librarian and Data Curation Specialist, was recently promoted from assistant to…

markengeJune 3, 2020

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Transposing musical research

In the style of a jazz trio, Cecily Marcus, Maura Coonan, and Jessica Abbazio created…

markengeMay 29, 2020

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Math, reading, drawing, ‘West Wing,’ and more

Post-Spring Semester, Annie Hoffman — the Libraries Student Journalist — has spent time drawing, watching…

markengeMay 29, 2020

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A 400-year-old map is a precious gift

‘A long and winding road’ to arrive at the U

The value of pie

Textbooks their way

Open avenue to Minne-centric publishing

Anti-racist readings for white people

‘Everything happens somewhere’

‘Eternally grateful’ to have become a librarian

Transposing musical research

Math, reading, drawing, ‘West Wing,’ and more

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