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Libraries Gone Wild: Spring Break 2015
Sticking around for break? Relax with movies and fiction from the Libraries and/or take advantage…
Kate PetersonMarch 11, 2015
Open Textbook Library highlighted by New York Times
College students would save, on average, $128 a course if professors and instructors used free…
Mark EngebretsonMarch 4, 2015
Erika Lee answers WCCO’s ‘Good Question’
Erika Lee Erika Lee provided an expert perspective for WCCO News' "Good Question" segment on…
Mark EngebretsonMarch 3, 2015
Michael Dennis Browne featured at 6th Pankake Poetry event
Michael Dennis Browne, poet and University of Minnesota Emeritus Professor, reads from his new book…
Mark EngebretsonMarch 3, 2015
U Libraries adds 2 new streaming video collections
University of Minnesota Libraries recently added two Alexander Street Press streaming video packages to its…
Mark EngebretsonFebruary 27, 2015
Resources for African American film and literature
The University of Minnesota, Twin Cities subscribes to several databases that cover African American film…
Mark EngebretsonFebruary 24, 2015
Selma: 50th Anniversary
The U Libraries are full of information and sources for your upcoming papers and mid-terms.…
Kate PetersonFebruary 24, 2015
Misa highlights Friends-Member exclusive event
Tom Misa, Director of the Charles Babbage Institute and author of “Digital State: The Story…
Karen Carmody-McIntoshFebruary 20, 2015
In this episode of "Read This Book!," Tia Gardner discusses books from the University's Givens…
Mark EngebretsonFebruary 18, 2015
Exhibit opening for “The Job is Never Done”: Fifty Years of Documenting Social Welfare History
Join us Thursday, February 19 at Andersen Library for the opening reception of “The Job…
Karen Carmody-McIntoshFebruary 12, 2015