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The ‘Y’ as Social Welfare Agency: Letters to the New York City YMCA 1852-1880
Louise A. Merriam Archivist, YMCA of Greater New York Robert R. McBurney, the “first paid…
Mark EngebretsonDecember 13, 2016
Dog Day at the Library
Every year before final exams, the Libraries offers Stress Busters, a group of activities designed…
Karen Carmody-McIntoshDecember 12, 2016
Tim Johnson recommends three books about Sherlock Holmes in "Books to Give 2016, Volume 2,"…
Mark EngebretsonDecember 12, 2016
What Drives Del Reed
Visitors to the Bio-Medical Library may recognize Del Reed as one of the welcoming faces…
Mark EngebretsonDecember 11, 2016
Japanese Americans and ‘The World We Want’
Wednesday marks 75 years since the attack on Pearl Harbor in Hawaii — an event…
University LibrariesDecember 6, 2016
How I Work: Amanda Costello – A Workflow for Self Care
Amanda Costello, lead content strategist for the College of Education and Human Development, talks about…
Megan KocherDecember 5, 2016
Bio-Medical Librarians support data management education in research labs
Caitlin Bakker, Research Services Librarian, and Franklin Sayre, Pharmacy Librarian, have developed and taught data…
Erinn AspinallDecember 1, 2016
Much has been written in the last few weeks about how we consume and share…
Kate PetersonNovember 28, 2016
Native American Heritage Month: The Sioux Treaty
University Archives continues the theme of Native American Heritage on our podcast this week, wrapping…
University LibrariesNovember 28, 2016
Transgender project posts 13 videos
As we recognize Transgender Awareness Month, there is much to celebrate in terms of awareness…
Mark EngebretsonNovember 22, 2016