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Both positive and negative: a closer look at microfilm in 2026, and the IHRCA’s holdings

Microfilm is often touted as a thing of the past – has the average person…

University LibrariesJune 22, 2026

Immigration History Research Center Archives News

The IHRCA at 60 is showing how immigration shapes society

As the IHRCA celebrates its 60th anniversary, its mission to provide a fuller understanding of…

Adria CarpenterFebruary 26, 2026

Immigration History Research Center Archives News

IHRCA and IHRC announces its 2026 Grant-in-Aid Awards, Karni Scholarships

The Immigration History Research Center Archives (IHRCA) at the University Libraries announces its 2026 Grant-in-Aid…

University LibrariesFebruary 24, 2026

eight women standing in an office in 1946 in San Francisco International Institute

Archives and Special Collections Featured Blog Post Immigration History Research Center Archives News

Resistance Against Japanese American Incarceration Camps

Spotlight on Research: Guest author Shuma Iwai was awarded a 2025 Grant-in-Aid Award at the…

University LibrariesNovember 13, 2025

Immigration History Research Center Archives News

IHRCA and IHRC announces Grant-in-Aid Awards, Karni Scholarships

The Immigration History Research Center Archives (IHRCA) at the University Libraries announces its 2025 Grant-in-Aid…

University LibrariesFebruary 11, 2025

"I was arrested for taking this railway scene. Starved peasants wait weeklong for trains to some objective they vainly imagine is the Promised Land where they may find enough food to keep alive," wrote photographer James Abbe. Image reproduced courtesy of The James Abbe Archive.

Immigration History Research Center Archives News

Breaking the silence: a new documentary grapples with the Holodomor’s legacy in Minnesota

“Holodomor: Minnesota Memories of Genocide in Ukraine,” a documentary by Zina Poletz Gutmanis, was screened…

Adria CarpenterApril 22, 2024

UMN graduate students Isabel Bethke, Nadia DelMedico, and Kimberly Horner.

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Exploring Im/Migration Archives: Insights from the Immigration History Research Center Summer Fellows

Spotlight on Research: Guest authors and UMN graduate students Isabel Bethke, Nadia DelMedico, and Kimberly…

University LibrariesMarch 21, 2024

Ayantu Tibeso transferring photographs from original envelopes into archival sleeves for preservation.

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A Reflection piece on “La Prensa de Minnesota,” a newly available collection in the Immigration History Research Center Archives

Minnesota is home to a large number of Latine community members, including immigrants. Since the…

Ayantu TibesoFebruary 12, 2024

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IHRCA and IHRC Announces Grant-in-Aid Awards, Karni Scholarships

The Immigration History Research Center Archives (IHRCA) at the University of Minnesota Libraries announces its…

Ellen EngsethNovember 2, 2023

Thai newspaper clipping, courtesy of the United States Committee for Refugees and Immigrants Records, IHRCA, Box 157.

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Vietnamese Migrations and Narratives of Unsettlement

Spotlight on Research: Guest author Ann Ngoc Tran was awarded the Grant-in-Aid Award at the…

Adria CarpenterSeptember 15, 2023

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Immigration History Research Center Archives

Both positive and negative: a closer look at microfilm in 2026, and the IHRCA’s holdings

The IHRCA at 60 is showing how immigration shapes society

IHRCA and IHRC announces its 2026 Grant-in-Aid Awards, Karni Scholarships

Resistance Against Japanese American Incarceration Camps

IHRCA and IHRC announces Grant-in-Aid Awards, Karni Scholarships

Breaking the silence: a new documentary grapples with the Holodomor’s legacy in Minnesota

Exploring Im/Migration Archives: Insights from the Immigration History Research Center Summer Fellows

A Reflection piece on “La Prensa de Minnesota,” a newly available collection in the Immigration History Research Center Archives

IHRCA and IHRC Announces Grant-in-Aid Awards, Karni Scholarships

Vietnamese Migrations and Narratives of Unsettlement

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