: For Students, Faculty, and Staff 
Arvid Nelsen talks about Edmund Berkeley, a computer scientist and social activist from the 1960s,…
Mark EngebretsonApril 28, 2016
Test your medical artifact knowledge
Test your knowledge of medicine’s past by taking the Artifact Pop Quiz developed by the…
Erinn AspinallApril 28, 2016
When Playwrights Go Wrong: Script Reviews from the Guthrie Theater Archives
By Hannah Korb, Student Worker for the Guthrie Theater Archives Grant When I first joined…
Mark EngebretsonApril 27, 2016
Winners of 2016 photo contest
Maria Soroka and Samantha Kowalke finished tied for first place in the 3rd annual Student…
Mark EngebretsonApril 25, 2016
A new kind of adventure: ‘Meetup’
Tim Johnson, Curator of Rare Books and the Sherlock Holmes Collections, writes about a series…
Mark EngebretsonApril 22, 2016
Sims comments on SCOTUS’ rejection of Google Books challenge
On April 18, the Supreme Court refused to hear a challenge to Google Books digitization…
Mark EngebretsonApril 21, 2016
Bustin’ stress at the Libraries
The end of the semester is upon us, but never fear, Stress Busters are here.…
Erinn AspinallApril 20, 2016
Kevin Kling highlights Friends’ annual celebration
Join us on Wednesday, May 4, 5:30 p.m. at McNamara Alumni Center for the Friends…
Karen Carmody-McIntoshApril 18, 2016
Kerlan Award Ceremony, honoring Betsy and Ted Lewin
Join us for a luncheon and award ceremony honoring the winners of the 2016 Kerlan…
Karen Carmody-McIntoshApril 18, 2016
Libraries Transform(ing)
This year’s theme for National Library Week is “Libraries Transform,” an enthusiastic nod to the…
Mark EngebretsonApril 16, 2016